Inside Nomura’s European equities rebuild

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This article is the third in a series of interviews with innovators in equity markets. The series is available here.

For an investment bank, running a European equities business is a difficult task. Unlike the US or Japan, it has multiple markets and currencies, different languages, and complex, nation-specific clearing systems.

For a Japanese bank without a natural home in the region, it’s even more tricky.

Nomura inherited a full-service equity franchise from its 2008 purchase of Lehman Brothers

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