Charles Krzywicki

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CRD#: 276121

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Charles Krzywicki was a registered financial professional .

Charles is a previously registered financial professional and started their career in finance in 1973. Charles had worked at 1 firm and has passed the F04 and Series 00 exams.

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Experience

Past

January 12, 1973 - January 22, 1979

FIRST PITTSBURGH SECURITIES CORPORATION

CRD#: 6199

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Exams

Principal/Supervisory Exam

F04

Date: 3/28/1977

Financial Principal Examination

Principal/Supervisory Exam

Series 00

Date: 1/8/1973

General Securities Principal Examination

Current firm

No current employment

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