Matthew Greenwald
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Matthew Greenwald, who also goes by Matthew Grenwald, was a registered financial professional .
Matthew is a previously registered financial professional and started their career in finance in 1969. Matthew had worked at 12 firms and has passed the Series 63, Series 5, Series 000 and Series 4 exams.
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Experience
October 20, 1995 - March 28, 2003
D.L. CROMWELL INVESTMENTS, INC.
June 1, 1994 - September 1, 1994
K.W. BROWN INVESTMENTS
March 10, 1989 - March 25, 1992
BROADWAY FINANCIAL INVESTMENT SERVICES CORP.
March 8, 1989 - July 2, 1992
FIRST INSTITUTIONAL SECURITIES, L.L.C.
August 20, 1984 - December 14, 1987
THOMSON MCKINNON SECURITIES INC.
January 26, 1983 - May 9, 1984
JII SECURITIES INC.
July 10, 1979 - January 17, 1983
J.P. MORGAN SECURITIES LLC
September 16, 1977 - October 16, 1977
PRUDENTIAL EQUITY GROUP, LLC
February 9, 1977 - September 16, 1977
SHIELDS MODEL ROLAND INCORPORATED
March 24, 1975 - February 13, 1977
LEHMAN BROTHERS INCORPORATED
June 8, 1971 - March 20, 1975
ABRAHAM & COMPANY INC
October 3, 1969 - July 1, 1971
HARDY & CO.
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Exams
Series 5
Date: 10/16/1981
Interest Rate Options ExaminationSeries 000
Date: 4/6/1960
General Securities Principal ExaminationCurrent Firm
D.L. CROMWELL INVESTMENTS, INC.
CRD#: 37730 / SEC#: , 8-47938
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| Regulatory Event | 11 |
| Arbitration | 6 |
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