**Highest WTA singles ranking**: World No. 129 (23 June 1984)[1]
Competed on the professional tennis circuit during the 1980s.
Represented Great Britain in the 1984 Summer Olympics (demonstration event)[2]
Participated in Grand Slam tournaments: French Open (1984, 1985) and Wimbledon (1983, 1984, 1985)[2]
Transitioned to finance after her tennis career and LSE studies — completed the JP Morgan Finance Programme in New York, then worked in bond and derivative trading for JPMorgan in London[3][4]
Education and business career
BSc (Econ) in Monetary Economics, London School of Economics.
Cambridge Judge Business School: "Following her undergraduate degree, she completed the JP Morgan Finance Programme in New York, before trading bonds and derivatives at JP Morgan in London."
WeAreTheCity: "Recruited by JP Morgan on their graduate program … traded bonds and derivatives on the trading floor in London. After an Executive MBA at Cambridge Judge BS, I founded Culthread …"
External links
[Link to *Olympedia* profile]
[Link to Cambridge Judge Business School profile]Active on tour in the 1980s as a teenager, Einy was born in Calcutta, India. She had a best end of year ranking of 129 in 1984 and represented Great Britain at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, where tennis was a demonstration sport.[1] Einy earned a BSc degree in Monetary Economics at the London School of Economics. she furthered her education with an executive MBA from Cambridge Judge Business School (2014-2016), and in 2025 was awarded a Doctorate in Business Administration from Warwick Business school. She is now working in the fashion industry, founding the company Culthread in 2018.[2]
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