Nomura Holdings, the largest securities firm that lost a huge amount of money in dealings with American customers, revealed that the total loss amount was settled at more than 310 billion yen.
There is no problem with financial soundness.
Nomura Holdings, the largest securities firm, lost 245.7 billion yen in its financial results for the fiscal year ended March 31, in connection with transactions with US clients.
According to people familiar with the matter, the customer is Archegos Capital Management, a local investment company.
According to the announcement, Nomura has completed a series of loss processing and added a loss of 600 million dollars, or about 65 billion yen in Japanese yen, in the first quarter financial results of this year from April to June. It will be recorded.
As a result, the total loss amount was fixed at over 310 billion yen.
Nomura says that there is no problem with financial soundness, and is strengthening its risk management system to prevent recurrence, such as reviewing a business called "Prime Brokerage" that provides comprehensive financial services to large investors. It is a policy to do.