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An investment adviser is an individual or company who is paid for providing advice about securities to their clients. Although the terms sound similar, investment advisers are not the same as financial advisors and should not be confused. The term financial advisor is a generic term that usually refers to a broker (or, to use the technical term, a registered representative).

 

By contrast, the term "investment adviser" is a legal term that refers to an individual or company that is registered as such with either the Securities and Exchange Commission or a state securities regulator. Common names for investment advisers include asset managers, investment counselors, investment managers, portfolio managers, and wealth managers. Investment adviser representatives are individuals who work for and give advice on behalf of registered investment advisers.

Middat M. Yildiz
Investment Adviser Representative

Twenty Years of Financial Markets Experience:

  • Rotterdam School of Management, MBA

  • New York University, Masters of Arts in Economics

  • Baruch College. CUNY, BBA in Economics and Statistics

  • Series 63 Registered with FINRA as an Investment Adviser in NY, CRD# 2529650

  • Pretium Capital Management, Inc.  (CRD# 120244)

  • Thomson Financial

  • Eli Lilly (Brussels)

  • Citibank (Amsterdam & New York)

  • Dean Witter Intercapital

  • Fidelity Investments, NFSC

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