NOMURA HOLDINGS INC
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See all $NMR insider activity →Nomura Holdings reported monthly progress on its share repurchase program authorized Jan. 30, 2026. The board approved buying up to 100,000,000 common shares for up to JPY 60.0B from Feb. 17 to Sep. 30, 2026. By July 31, 2026, it repurchased 46,861,200 shares for JPY 59.9999B. No buybacks occurred in July; 2,300 treasury shares were disposed.
Nomura Holdings reported consolidated net revenue of ¥686.7 billion for the three months ended June 30, 2026, up 31.2% year over year. Income before income taxes rose 32.0% to ¥211.5 billion, and net income attributable to shareholders increased 39.2% to ¥145.6 billion. Total assets and equity increased versus March 31, 2026, and Ernst & Young ShinNihon completed its interim review.
Nomura Holdings (NMR) reported Q1 FY ending March 2027 results in an earnings call. ROE rose to 15.4%, Wealth Management net revenue was JPY 145.4B (+9% QoQ) and pre-tax income JPY 71.1B (+16%). Wholesale net revenue was JPY 369.1B (+20%) and CET1 was 12.9%. Management cited record AUM of JPY 156.4T and targets for 2030 pre-tax profit of at least JPY 750B.
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Buyback cap effectively reached, which can reduce near-term repurchase flow and shift focus to remaining treasury-share dispositions.
The filing provides a fresh quarterly financial datapoint showing strong YoY growth in revenue and profitability, but it includes no guidance.
The call discloses a strong profitability and capital snapshot plus a 2030 ROE and pre-tax profit target, which can re-rate near-term earnings power and risk appetite.
The call highlights broad-based revenue and income improvement plus capital strength, with specific segment KPIs and a 2030 ROE/income target.
Q1 earnings beat driven by market volatility and wealth management strength, with CFO signaling a still-profitable dealmaking environment despite higher volatility.
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Nomura Holdings reported monthly progress on its share repurchase program authorized Jan. 30, 2026. The board approved buying up to 100,000,000 common shares for up to JPY 60.0B from Feb. 17 to Sep. 30, 2026. By July 31, 2026, it repurchased 46,861,200 shares for JPY 59.9999B. No buybacks occurred in July; 2,300 treasury shares were disposed.
2 min readNomura Holdings reported consolidated net revenue of ¥686.7 billion for the three months ended June 30, 2026, up 31.2% year over year. Income before income taxes rose 32.0% to ¥211.5 billion, and net income attributable to shareholders increased 39.2% to ¥145.6 billion. Total assets and equity increased versus March 31, 2026, and Ernst & Young ShinNihon completed its interim review.
2 min readNomura Holdings (NMR) reported Q1 FY ending March 2027 results in an earnings call. ROE rose to 15.4%, Wealth Management net revenue was JPY 145.4B (+9% QoQ) and pre-tax income JPY 71.1B (+16%). Wholesale net revenue was JPY 369.1B (+20%) and CET1 was 12.9%. Management cited record AUM of JPY 156.4T and targets for 2030 pre-tax profit of at least JPY 750B.
6 min readNomura Holdings (NMR) reported Q1 FY ending March 2027 results, with ROE at 15.4%, highest since April-June 2020. Wealth Management net revenue rose 9% to JPY 145.4B, with pre-tax income up 16% to JPY 71.1B. Wholesale net revenue rose 20% to JPY 369.1B, pre-tax income up 116% to JPY 93.3B. CET1 was 12.9%.
6 min readNomura Holdings reported Q1 net income up 39% to 145.6 billion yen, citing stronger trading results from volatile markets and higher stock prices that increased wealth management fees. The global markets division revenue rose 43%. Investment banking revenue hit 50.4 billion yen, a first-quarter record. Nomura expects a profitable dealmaking environment despite potential volatility.
3 min readeFinancialCareers reports Nomura has seen another Singapore macro resignation. It says Agrim Singh, an emerging markets macro trader, left after just over two years, joining from Barclays, and may be moving to JPMorgan, though neither JPMorgan nor Singh confirmed. Nomura declined to comment. The article links multiple macro exits to post-April bonuses and possible management changes.
3 min readNumerai said it completed a third open-market buyback of Numeraire (NMR), purchasing an additional $1.2 million, bringing total repurchases to $3.2 million in about a year. The company said it manages about $700 million in assets and that NMR is a fixed-supply Ethereum token capped at 11 million.
2 min readReuters reports Japanese asset managers are launching and expanding yen bond funds as the BOJ normalizes policy and yields rise. Mizuho’s unit and Nomura are expanding fixed-income offerings, while Asset Management One won its first foreign yen bond mandate and launched an actively managed fund in February. BlackRock launched a yen-denominated active corporate-bond ETF.
6 min readJapan asset managers including AMO (Mizuho) and Nomura Asset Management are launching actively managed yen bond funds as Bank of Japan policy normalization lifts yields. AMO’s fund secured its first Western institutional mandate, and Nomura plans another. Amundi and others adjust allocations. BlackRock launched a yen-denominated active corporate bond ETF.
6 min readNomura Holdings raised CEO Kentaro Okuda’s pay 36% to about US$10 million for the year ended March 31, after the firm reported its highest annual profit, according to a Monday filing. Wholesale head Christopher Willcox’s compensation rose 13% to about US$17 million. Nomura also increased midterm profit targets, and the disclosure came ahead of its Tokyo shareholder meeting.
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