Edmund C. Hyun

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CRD#: 828007

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Edmund Chong Ho Hyun, who also goes by Edmund C Hyun, was a registered financial professional .

Edmund is a previously registered financial professional and started their career in finance in 1976. Edmund had worked at 3 firms and has passed the Series 40 exam.

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Other business activities

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Experience

Past

November 7, 1980 - March 17, 1981

GALLAGHER, BOYLAN & COOK, INC.

CRD#: 1109

Past

August 27, 1979 - November 10, 1997

FIRST HONOLULU SECURITIES, INC.

CRD#: 7964

HONOLULU, HI

Past

September 17, 1976 - June 17, 1981

COOK & CO., INC.

CRD#: 7250

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This advisor is not registered in any state.

Exams

Principal/Supervisory Exam

Series 40

Date: 2/6/1976

Registered Principal Examination

Current firm

No current employment

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