Nomura Holdings Inc
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Nomura Holdings Inc
Nomura Holdings is the parent company of Nomura Securities, one of Japan’s best-known financial firms. It helps individuals, companies, governments, and institutions buy and sell stocks, bonds, and other financial products, and it advises companies on mergers, fund-raising, and other big transactions. It also manages assets for clients through investment products and portfolio services. The company makes money mainly through brokerage and trading activity, advisory and underwriting fees, and asset management fees. In plain terms, it earns when clients trade through its platforms, hire it to raise capital or complete deals, or pay it to manage money on their behalf. What makes Nomura’s business model distinct is its role as a full-service capital markets intermediary, especially in Japan and across Asian and global markets. It sits between savers, investors, and companies that need capital, which gives it a broad mix of transaction-based and fee-based revenue sources.
Nomura Holdings is the parent company of Nomura Securities, one of Japan’s best-known financial firms. It helps individuals, companies, governments, and institutions buy and sell stocks, bonds, and other financial products, and it advises companies on mergers, fund-raising, and other big transactions. It also manages assets for clients through investment products and portfolio services.
The company makes money mainly through brokerage and trading activity, advisory and underwriting fees, and asset management fees. In plain terms, it earns when clients trade through its platforms, hire it to raise capital or complete deals, or pay it to manage money on their behalf.
What makes Nomura’s business model distinct is its role as a full-service capital markets intermediary, especially in Japan and across Asian and global markets. It sits between savers, investors, and companies that need capital, which gives it a broad mix of transaction-based and fee-based revenue sources.
Strong quarter: Nomura said every division posted higher revenue and pretax income than the previous quarter, and group ROE reached 15.4%.
Wealth momentum: Wealth Management delivered its fifth straight quarter of higher revenue and income, with recurring revenue and recurring asset inflows hitting record highs.
Wholesale strength: Wholesale posted its best results since inception, led by equities, while investment banking also set a first-quarter record.
Capital discipline: Management said it is balancing growth investment and shareholder returns carefully and did not give a near-term buyback commitment.
July slowdown: Management said July trading conditions softened somewhat, especially in wholesale, but year-on-year activity was still roughly flat and the pipeline remains favorable.
2030 focus: The company said structural reforms are increasingly showing up in earnings and that it is making progress toward its 2030 management vision.
