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Nomura Research Institute Ltd
Nomura Research Institute, or NRI, is a Japanese technology and consulting company that helps large organizations design, build, and run the software and systems they use every day. It works on business consulting, custom system development, IT infrastructure, and outsourced operations, with especially deep ties to banks, insurers, securities firms, and government-related clients. The company makes money by charging for consulting work, software and system projects, and long-term service contracts that keep customer systems running. It also sells packaged IT services and data-processing tools that support financial institutions and other enterprise customers. What makes NRI different is its role as both an adviser and an operator: it helps clients plan their systems, then often stays involved to build, host, and maintain them. That gives it a sticky business with recurring relationships, especially in industries where reliability, security, and compliance matter more than flashy technology.
Nomura Research Institute, or NRI, is a Japanese technology and consulting company that helps large organizations design, build, and run the software and systems they use every day. It works on business consulting, custom system development, IT infrastructure, and outsourced operations, with especially deep ties to banks, insurers, securities firms, and government-related clients.
The company makes money by charging for consulting work, software and system projects, and long-term service contracts that keep customer systems running. It also sells packaged IT services and data-processing tools that support financial institutions and other enterprise customers.
What makes NRI different is its role as both an adviser and an operator: it helps clients plan their systems, then often stays involved to build, host, and maintain them. That gives it a sticky business with recurring relationships, especially in industries where reliability, security, and compliance matter more than flashy technology.
Revenue: Total net revenue was JPY 360.8 billion, up 3% quarter-on-quarter, as activity improved later in the quarter after a slow start tied to geopolitical uncertainty.
Profitability: Group income before income taxes was JPY 77.4 billion and net income was JPY 56.9 billion, while annualized ROE came in at 8.1%.
Retail: Retail was roughly flat overall, but sales of investment trusts and foreign bonds improved, helped by stronger client sentiment and demand for higher-coupon products.
Asset Management: Asset management set another record with assets under management at JPY 46.1 trillion, boosting fees and helping pretax income rise sharply.
Wholesale: Wholesale benefited from better client activity and risk management, but expenses were elevated because of bonus revisions and deferred compensation, weighing on pretax income.
Capital: The firm kept a strong balance sheet, with a Tier 1 ratio of 19.1% and common equity Tier 1 ratio of 18.1%.
Outlook: Management said July started with softer wholesale momentum and continued caution around market volatility, but retail and asset management remained solid and the company stayed focused on costs and risk.