Michael J. Crosscup
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Michael John Crosscup, who also goes by Michael J Crosscup, was a registered financial professional .
Michael is a previously registered financial professional and started their career in finance in 1997. Michael had worked at 2 firms and has passed the Series 63, SIE, Series 52, Series 6, Series 53 and Series 26 exams.
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Experience
September 4, 2001 - July 31, 2015
ASCENSUS BROKER DEALER SERVICES, LLC
July 21, 1997 - November 8, 2000
SIGNATOR INVESTORS, INC.
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Current Firm
ASCENSUS BROKER DEALER SERVICES, LLC
CRD#: 36478 / SEC#: , 8-47312
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FINRA licenses (52 States and Territories)
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Direct owners and executive officers
| Name | Position | CRD# |
|---|---|---|
| ASCENSUS, LLC | 100% STOCKHOLDER OF ASCENSUS BROKER DEALER SERVICES, LLC | |
| DUNN, MICHAEL SEAN | SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT | 3045371 |
| FOLMER, MICHAEL ROBERT | TREASURER AND VICE PRESIDENT, TAX AND FINANCE | 5655451 |
| GEARIN, JAMES M | PRESIDENT | 1405150 |
| GINGOLASKI, DENISE MAKSIMOW | FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONS PRINCIPAL | 6218228 |
| GINGOLASKI, DENISE MAKSIMOW | PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL OFFICER | 6218228 |
| GINGOLASKI, DENISE MAKSIMOW | PRINCIPAL OPERATIONS OFFICER | 6218228 |
| KAPLAN, ROBERT BARRY | SECRETARY | 1286735 |
| KAPLAN, ROBERT BARRY | CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER | 1286735 |
| SHANNON, MICHAEL DOUGLAS | SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT | 1314743 |
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