Adviser and broker representative · Morgan Stanley
Neil D. Menzies
CRD 3245635 · Pleasanton, CA
At a glance
Neil D. Menzies is an investment adviser representative with Morgan Stanley in Pleasanton, CA, according to the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure records. The earliest registration on Neil’s SEC record dates to 1999, about 27 years ago. Neil is also registered as a broker representative.
Current advisory firm
- Morgan StanleySince June 2009Pleasanton, CA · $1.96T in regulatory assets
SEC adviser record
- Registered since
- 1999 (27 years)
- Designations
- None on file
- Exams
- Series 66
- Registered in
- 2 states
- Also a broker representative
- Yes
- Disclosures on record
- None
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Neil’s office, career and moves
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- Previous firms, with start and end dates
- 2 firmsLocked
- Employment history
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- States they’re registered in
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- Outside business activities
- Locked
- When they joined their current firm, and their firm’s growth
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