Richard de Billingford

Richard de Billingford (died 1432) was Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, holding the position three times, from 1400–1402, 1406-1413 and in 1432.

From 1398 to 1432 he was also Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where he endowed a loan chest in which college members could deposit valuable objects as security for loans taken from the chest which would be sold if the loan was not repaid. He was buried in St Bene't's Church, which was formerly used as the college chapel.