Nomura Holdings

Nomura Holdings, Inc. operates as a holding company which provides the investment and financial services. It operates through the following segments: Retail, Asset Management, Wholesale and Merchant Banking. The Retail segment includes investment consultation services, distribution of trust certificates, and management of insurance agencies. The Asset Management segment offers portfolio and trust management, and provides investment advisory services for pension funds. The Wholesale segment consists of global markets and investment banking services such as trading of bonds, stocks, foreign exchange, and derivatives, and the underwriting of debt, equity, and other financial instruments. The Merchant Banking offers equity to clients as a solution for business reorganizations and revitalizations, business succession and management buyouts. The company was founded by Tokushichi Nomura on December 25, 1925 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Nomura Holdings, Inc. operates as a holding company which provides the investment and financial services. It operates through the following segments: Retail, Investment Management Division, Wholesale and Merchant Banking. The Retail segment includes investment consultation services, distribution of trust certificates, and management of insurance agencies. The Investment Management Division offers public markets businesses, private markets businesses, new business and IM Division's internal control. The Wholesale segment consists of global markets and investment banking services such as trading of bonds, stocks, foreign exchange, and derivatives, and the underwriting of debt, equity, and other financial instruments. The company was founded by Tokushichi Nomura on December 25, 1925 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Deficiencies in risk management processes result in outlook downgrade for Credit Suisse Group (CS) & Nomura Holdings' (NMR) by Moody's.

Credit Suisse (CS) & Nomura (NMR) Outlook Downgraded by Moody's

Shares in Nomura and Credit Suisse fell further on Wednesday, with a collective $9 billion wiped off their market value so far this week as the banks braced for big losses from the blow-up of U.S.-based hedge fund Archegos Capital.

Hedge fund fallout wipes over $9 billion from market value of Credit Suisse, Nomura

Goldman Sachs was quicker than its rivals at offloading billions of dollars of stock held by the imploding investment fund Archegos. Japanese banking giant Nomura wasn't so fast, according to reports, and is facing losses of around $2 billion in one of its arms. Now, Goldman analysts have downgraded Nomura's shares, pronouncing on Tuesday: "We now think upside for the stock looks limited."

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First-quarter results of Credit Suisse (CS) and Nomura (NMR) will likely reflect the impact of Archegos defaulting on its margin call.

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Nomura Holdings will have to sharpen its focus on risk management systems and may need to rein in its U.S. ambitions, analysts said after the Japanese bank flagged a possible $2 billion loss tied to a single U.S. client.

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Goldman and Morgan Stanley had already finished unloading their positions when rivals announced they faced steep losses tied to a hedge fund implosion.

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A massive selloff sparked by derivative trades made by Archegos Capital Management is wreaking havoc on Wall Street.

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Financial institutions Nomura and Credit Suisse faced billions of dollars in losses after a highly leveraged U.S. investment fund called Archegos Capital defaulted on margin calls, triggering a fire sale of stocks on Friday, a source familiar with the matter said.

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A forced hedge fund liquidation that started last week hit global investment banks Credit Suisse and Nomura on Monday after they warned of financial troubles as a result of the blowup. Nomura shares fell a record 16 percent on Monday as Credit Suisse's shares dropped 15, its biggest fall since the pandemic struck last March.

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Investment banks Credit Suisse and Nomura said they would incur significant losses after the U.S.-based hedge fund was forced into a fire sale of assets and defaulted on its margin calls.

These banking giants are headed to major losses after Archegos debacle

Shares in Nomura Holdings Inc. (NYSE: NMR) and Credit Suisse Group AG (NYSE: CS) were both down more than 10% Monday morning after the banks said they face the potential loss of billions of dollars due to a hedge fund's default on margin calls late last week. What Happened: Nomura issued a trading update Monday that highlighted a "a significant loss arising from transactions with a U.S. client," adding that it is "currently evaluating the extent of the possible loss.

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Bank stocks like CS stock and NMR stock are stumbling this morning as Wall Street processes what happened with Archegos Capital. The post CS, GS, NMR, MS, DB, UBS: Why Bank Stocks Are Stumbling This Morning appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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Banks were among the worst performing sectors of the stock market in Europe on Monday, after Credit Suisse said it had racked up undisclosed losses relating to a US hedge fund's mass-liquidation of stocks on Friday that has rattled investors around the globe. Japanese bank Nomura also said it faced "significant loss" of potentially $2 billion due to transactions with an unnamed US client, stripping 16% off its shares by the close of business on Monday.

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Banking investment titans, Nomura (T: 8604) and Credit Suisse (ETR: CSX), said they are facing billions of dollars in losses after US hedge fund Archegos Capital defaulted on margin calls. Fundamental analysis: Banks expect significant losses after a share collapse in a U.S. hedge fund Nomura and Credit Suisse said Monday they were facing substantial […] The post Nomura and Credit Suisse price analysis as US hedge fund defaults appeared first on Invezz.

Nomura and Credit Suisse price analysis as US hedge fund defaults

Major global banks could be hit with billions of dollars in losses after a US investment firm was forced to dump shares last week when it got into financial trouble.

Credit Suisse and Nomura warn of big losses from hedge fund failure

Japanese bank Nomura announced on Monday that it is facing a $2 billion loss. The financial hit, it said in a statement, came out of "a significant loss arising from transactions with a US client." The the firm declined to name the client.

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Nomura Holdings Inc said on Monday it discovered a case that could subject one of its U.S. units to "a significant loss" arising from transactions with a U.S. client.

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Nomura (NMR) has seen solid earnings estimate revision activity over the past month, and belongs to a strong industry as well.

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