Adviser and broker representative · Park Avenue Securities LLC
Carlos E. Veytia
CRD 1983524 · El Paso, TX
At a glance
Carlos E. Veytia is an investment adviser representative with Park Avenue Securities LLC in El Paso, TX, according to the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure records. The earliest registration on Carlos’s SEC record dates to 2005, about 20 years ago. Carlos is also registered as a broker representative.
Current advisory firm
- Park Avenue Securities LLCSince November 2005El Paso, TX · $20B in regulatory assets
SEC adviser record
- Registered since
- 2005 (20 years)
- Designations
- None on file
- Exams
- Series 63, Series 65
- Registered in
- 4 states
- Also a broker representative
- Yes
- Disclosures on record
- None
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- Outside business activities
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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.
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