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Nomura traces its origins back to the late 1800s when Tokushichi Nomura I set up a money changing business in Osaka. Tokushichi's son, Tokushichi Nomura II, would later take over his father's business and in 1925 founded Nomura Securities with 84 employees.
Guided by the principle of putting the customer first set out at our founding, Nomura has grown into a leading financial services group with a global network spanning over 30 countries.
Nomura will celebrate its 100th anniversary on 25 December 2025 and for our milestone celebration, we have created our new Group Purpose: “We aspire to create a better world by harnessing the power of financial markets.” Nomura’s purpose statement embodies our evolution to meet the expectations of society and help build a better world.
At Nomura, we take pride in our culture of engagement which fosters high performance through free exchange of ideas and high ethical standards among leaders and employees, across all levels globally.
The Code of Conduct serves as our guide for ethical decision-making and proper conduct. Individual efforts to speak up without hesitation when finding or experiencing something inappropriate, as well as creating a psychologically safe environment to encourage such behavior, are critically important.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is an integral part of Nomura’s culture; and we believe in harnessing its strength to create a sustainable organization; and drive performance, revenue, market share and profit. Our DEI vision is to strengthen Nomura’s brand as an employer of choice by embracing diversity in all forms. Nurturing diversity and mutual respect are essential for us in fostering an environment of trust & respect.
At Nomura, we are focused on cultivating an inclusive culture where everyone feels valued and respected regardless of their background or identity.
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Rating by Men Employees | 3.9 Good rated by 323 men | 3.7 Good rated by 630 men | 4.1 Good rated by 3.4k men | 3.7 Good rated by 875 men |
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Nomura, Morgan Stanley Set To Roll Out India FX Market Facility
- Nomura Holdings Inc. and Morgan Stanley are set to launch currency market-making services in India, according to people familiar with the matter.
- The firms' planned new operations would mark the first foray by foreign banks into a key market-making business that oils foreign exchange transactions.
- Over the past couple of years, Morgan Stanley and Nomura have been building systems to comply with the Reserve Bank of India's strict reporting norms.
- The development comes as global banks look to expand their presence in India, where currency transactions are expected to grow following the country's entry into a major world bond index earlier this year.
RBI's New Governor Sanjay Malhotra Strengthens Odds Of Rate Cut in February, Analysts Say
- The appointment of Sanjay Malhotra as the new RBI Governor 'cements' the possibility of a rate cut at the next policy review in February.
- Monetary policy under Malhotra will be 'more accommodative', analysts at Japanese brokerage Nomura said, adding the rate cut at the February meeting is 'cemented'.
- Domestic brokerage firm Emkay said it 'does not rule out' a rate cut in February but will be more comfortable taking a firm call closer to the policy window.
- Market participants speculate that the new Governor coming from the Ministry of Finance might lead to a stronger role for the government in monetary policy decisions.
Analysts expect smooth transition in RBI leadership, anticipate rate cut in February
- Sanjay Malhotra has been appointed as the new RBI Governor and will head the Monetary Policy Committee.
- Analysts expect a smooth transition and anticipate a rate cut in the February meeting of the MPC.
- Barclays predicts a 25bp rate cut based on signs of economic rebound and moderating inflation.
- Nomura expects the market to price in a high probability of a cut in the February meeting and improved coordination between RBI and the government.
RBI falling behind the curve as growth sacrifices rise, says Nomura
- Nomura disagrees with RBI's stance on growth and suggests that India is in the midst of a cyclical slowdown.
- Early data for October indicated a sequential rebound in activity due to festival demand, but November data appeared tepid.
- Nomura India Composite Leading Index (NICLI) is currently tracking below 100, suggesting a cyclical slowdown.
- The firm believes that fading urban pent up demand, tight monetary policy, slowing nominal income growth, and negative credit impulse are contributing to the slowdown.
Bond yields set to be largely flat ahead of RBI MPC decision
- The benchmark 10-year yield is likely to move between 6.66% and 6.68% till the announcement of the RBI MPC decision.
- Bond yields and overnight index swap rates have eased as investors expect policy easing due to India's economic slowdown.
- Majority of market participants expect no change in rates, but Nomura and ANZ anticipate a 25-bp rate cut from the RBI.
- The 10-year U.S. yield eased ahead of nonfarm payrolls report, which could influence the pace of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Why is Nomura expecting a surprise repo rate cut tomorrow?
- Economists at Nomura expect a surprise repo rate cut by the RBI.
- Nomura cites weaker growth and benign one-year forward inflation outlook as reasons for the rate cut.
- They expect a total of 100 basis points in rate cuts by mid-2025, reaching a terminal rate of 5.50%.
- Nomura assigns a 75% probability to a rate cut and a 25% likelihood of the policy remaining unchanged.
Brokerage Views: Nomura On Rate Cuts, Citi On Indus Towers, CLSA On Persistent Systems And More
- Nomura predicts a 25 basis points rate cut in the upcoming RBI MPC meet.
- Citi opens a 90-day positive catalyst watch on Indus Towers Ltd.
- CLSA remains bullish on Persistent Systems Ltd.
- Top calls from analysts on stocks and sectors for Thursday.
Nomura's Dovish Take: RBI Likely To Surprise With 25 Basis Point Rate Cut This Week
- Nomura expects RBI to announce a 25 basis point rate cut in its Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
- Nomura forecasts a total of 100 basis points in rate cuts by mid-2025, bringing the repo rate to 5.50%.
- Sharp slowdown in GDP growth and subdued inflation outlook are cited as reasons for the expected cut.
- Nomura believes the rate cut is the start of a deeper easing cycle to stabilize the economy.
Nomura sees slower PHL growth
- Nomura Global Markets Research has lowered its GDP growth forecast for the Philippines in 2025 due to risks from Donald Trump's policies and domestic political tensions.
- Nomura's GDP growth forecast for 2025 is now 6%, at the lower end of the government's 6-8% growth target for next year.
- The Philippines is vulnerable to Trump's policy proposals, and the country may be affected by deteriorating US-China ties and trade restrictions.
- Political uncertainty from upcoming elections and tensions between top officials also pose risks to the country's growth.
Oberoi Realty Hits Life High As Nomura Initiates 'Buy' Expecting 'Aggressive Development'
- Shares of Oberoi Realty Ltd. hit an all-time high as Nomura initiates 'buy' rating with a target price of Rs 2,500.
- Nomura cites robust growth prospects in pre-sales, annuity income, and business development as drivers for the optimistic outlook.
- Oberoi Realty's pre-sales projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 40% in the next two fiscals.
- Cumulative annuity and hotel revenues expected to grow at a CAGR of 35%, reaching Rs 1,800 crore by FY2027.
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