Established in 1989, First Midwest Securities, Inc. (FMSI) began as a retail
broker/dealer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. By
1990, FMSI grew to be a full-service brokerage firm
and added representatives in the surrounding suburbs, as
well as Madison and Chicago, Illinois. A major expansion process
was undertaken in December 2001 to accommodate the growing needs
of the ‘independent’ investment consultant.
Due to the rapid expansion, the corporate office was relocated to
Bloomington, Illinois. New alliances were formed, a nationwide
fixed-income desk was added, and management
re-aligned to continue our commitment to customer service,
something for which FMSI is known. We continue expanding
throughout the continental United States and house an office in Italy.
Customers are increasingly demanding unbiased
advice from the financial services industry. We believe
independent brokers are the best channel positioned to offer
this service. An "open architecture" approach is the
channel used by these brokers. This approach allows
brokers to provide access to a wide range of products and the
choice of a variety of companies to their clients.
The FMSI team is committed to earn
and maintain your total confidence by delivering the highest
degree of professionalism in helping you achieve your
financial goals. Our satisfied clients, who have
helped us grow year after year, give us the confidence to
support that claim. We are confident that you too
will be pleased with FMSI. Put our team of
professionals behind you today!
Proud Members Of:
FINRA
Financial Industry
Regulatory Authority
National Association
of Independent Broker/Dealers
Securities Investors
Protection Corporation
Municipal Securities
Rule Making Board
Welcome to
The Educational Center
The Foundation
for Investor Education
supports financial education for everyone!
In the Press
FMSI was recently
interviewed by SkyRadio. Click above to listen
to our segment.
The June 2005 & 2006 issue of Financial Planning listed FMSI among the top 50 independent
broker-dealers.
FMSI received press,
for the second time, in
the October 2005 issue of Forbes. Click
here
to view the Oct 2005 article
