Andy Agathangelou

Soon after his revelations emerged, Andres spoke publicly about the devastating toll whistleblowing had taken on his career, health and family.

His death was confirmed by Andy Agathangelou, founder of campaign group Transparency Task Force, which had hosted Andres at whistleblowing events.

Agathangelou described him as a whistleblower who stood up for what was right and valued member of our community.

Financial services expert and TTF community member Paul Callan said Andres had bravely fought alone and vulnerable voice was let down by some of those who needed to trust and who were able to make a difference.

So it was in this country.

Andy Agathangelou, the founder of the Transparency Task Force, a financial services campaign group with which Andress had been involved, confirmed his death to The Times.

No official cause of death has been publicly released.

He'd spent 35 years in financial markets, told the BBC that he'd un- unearthed evidence showing Lutnick failed to disclose a past business relationship with Epstein.