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WILLIAM PATRICK LOFTUS
BILL LOFTUS
CRD#: 1453588
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Investment Adviser
COASTAL BRIDGE ADVISORSCRD#: 152569 54 WILTON ROAD
1ST FLOOR
WESTPORT, CT 06880
Registration History
1996199820002002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026IACOASTAL BRIDGE ADVISORS (CRD# 152569)2010 - Present (15 years)IALLBH GROUP PRIVATE WEALTH MANA... (CRD# 147888)2008 - 2010 (1 year)IAMERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER ... (CRD# 7691)1998 - 2008 (10 years)
Disclosure(s)
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8/31/2007
Customer Dispute
Settled
8/26/2004
Customer Dispute
Settled
10/1/1996
Customer Dispute
Settled
License(s)

State Registrations

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Connecticut 1/21/2010

Current Registration(s)
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COASTAL BRIDGE ADVISORS (CRD#:152569)
54 WILTON ROAD 1ST FLOOR, WESTPORT, CT 06880
Registered with this firm since 1/21/2010

Previous Registration(s)
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10/22/2008 - 01/20/2010 LLBH GROUP PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT, LLC (CRD#:147888) WESTPORT, CT
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08/31/1998 - 10/21/2008 MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INCORPORATED (CRD#:7691) WESTPORT, CT
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Investment Adviser
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