Adviser and broker representative · Payden & Rygel
Brett J. Wakasa
CRD 4500286 · Los Angeles, CA
At a glance
Brett J. Wakasa is an investment adviser representative with Payden & Rygel in Los Angeles, CA, according to the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure records. The earliest registration on Brett’s SEC record dates to 2006, about 20 years ago. Brett is also registered as a broker representative.
Current advisory firm
- Payden & RygelSince January 2020Los Angeles, CA · $158B in regulatory assets
SEC adviser record
- Registered since
- 2006 (20 years)
- Designations
- None on file
- Exams
- Series 66
- Registered in
- 1 state
- Also a broker representative
- Yes
- Disclosures on record
- None
AtlasMembers
Brett’s office, career and moves
Their branch office with the firm’s business phone and website, every registration on their SEC record with dates, their employment history and outside business. Atlas members see all of it.
- Branch office address, business phone and website
- Locked
- Previous firms, with start and end dates
- 1 firmLocked
- Employment history
- Locked
- States they’re registered in
- Locked
- Outside business activities
- Locked
- When they joined their current firm, and their firm’s growth
- Locked
Free while Atlas launches: create a free account and confirm your email. Every figure comes from SEC filings.
Something wrong? Ask for a correction. Source: the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure records, as of October 2026. The full record, including any disclosure details, is on the SEC’s adviser search and FINRA BrokerCheck.
More at Payden & Rygel
- David P. BallantineLos Angeles
- Gary S. GreenbergLos Angeles
- Brian W. MatthewsLos Angeles · Chartered Investment Counselor
- Joan A. PaydenLos Angeles
- James P. SarniLos Angeles
- Kyle R. SignorLos Angeles
- Luis M. SyLos Angeles
- Mary B. SyalLos Angeles
Every advisor at Payden & Rygel →Payden & Rygel: assets, clients and custodians →Financial advisors in Los Angeles, CA →Every Payden & Rygel advisor in Los Angeles →Advisor Moves: who changed firms this week →