CSE announces death of deputy general manager Nikos Trypatsas
The Cyprus Stock Exchange has declared a three-day mourning period for Nikos Trypatsas, who died on Monday after a prolonged illness with cancer.
Nicosia, Cyprus. The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) announced that its deputy general manager, Nikos Trypatsas, died on Monday following a lengthy struggle with cancer. The exchange declared a three-day mourning period in his memory.
Three decades of service
In a statement, the CSE council and staff expressed deep sorrow over the death of Trypatsas, who joined the exchange in 1994 and served it for 32 years. They described his struggle with cancer as courageous.
The exchange recognised his career, commitment to his responsibilities and contribution to its activities and mission. It said this legacy would continue to be valued and respected.
Tributes from colleagues
The CSE said Trypatsas had been an outstanding person whose consistency, dedication and sense of responsibility had made a lasting impact on the organisation’s development.
It also remembered him as an exceptional colleague and treasured friend, saying his death left a void that could not be filled, both within the organisation and among those who had worked alongside him.
Representing its council and broader community, the exchange extended heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones.
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