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Wall Street, New York, New York is one of the most globally recognized locations for powerful trading companies. Many of these brokerages are partnered with FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulation Authority; the New York Stock Exchange Euronext; and SIPC, the Securities Investor Protection Corporation. FINRA is the largest independent securities regulator in America, NYSE Euronext is one of the world's leading exchange groups and SIPC works to protect clients from failed brokerage firms.
E1 Asset Management
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E1 Asset Management Inc., is a brokerage firm at 44 Wall St., as of November 2010. All of the companies' financial representatives are licensed by FINRA, according to E1. The firm specializes on "short term rewards in volatile market conditions," according to its management strategy. However, it's also an all-in-one asset management firm that will help you build and sustain your portfolio, the company states.
Bay Crest Partners
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Bay Crest Partners LLC., is a brokerage firm in the Trump Building, as of November 2010. Bay Crest is an agency-only broker, which means that it trades on behalf of its clients, which is different than a broker-dealer. Bay Crest claims that it protects clients' identity, which will allow you to trade anonymously. Bay Crest uses NYSE Euronext and NYSE Alternext access to formulate strategies and does not commit capital, the company states.
Edge Trading
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Edge Trading Inc. is a privately held agency broker-dealer brokerage at 11 Wall St., as of November 2010. Edge is a member of the NYSE, FINRA and SIPC and has been in business since 1993. Not only does it trade in America , it "also (trades) in Europe, Asia, Canada, Mexico, Australia and South Africa," the company states. It provides you and your company with convenience for your trading needs by arranging meetings at your office at your convenience, as well as hosting "weekly conference calls with senior executives of publicly traded companies," Edge states.
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