Patrick Eltridge commented: Nomura is a recognized leader in its home market with an increasingly global presence and international growth strategy. I am excited to join the firm as it undergoes a digital and data transformation to deliver a better experience for clients and employees. Eltridge has previously served as the Chief Operating Officer at […] The post Patrick Eltridge joins Nomura as Group Chief Information Officer appeared first on LeapRate .
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In this edition of Money Talks, Forbes India''s Neha Bothra is joined by two of the most credible voices in the area of finance and economics; Saurabh Mukherjea, founder and CIO at Marcellus Investment, and Sonal Varma, MD and chief economist, India and Asia- ex Japan at Nomura, to probe the state of the economy and the resilience of stock markets. Both have a different take on India''s growth path Read more
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The pound after the Bank of England said it''s closely monitoring financial markets. The BoE didn''t say it would take emergency action to stem the decline of the pound, which hit a record low earlier Monday. The pound fell by nearly 2% after the statement but didn''t return to record lows. The British pound turned lower Monday after the Bank of England said it''s watching financial markets, a statement that didn''t include any specific action the central bank would take to halt the pummeling of the country''s currency. "The Bank is monitoring developments in financial markets very closely in light of the significant repricing of financial assets," BoE Governor Andrew Bailey said in a statement Monday . The pound fell by 1.8% to $1.0651 after the statement was released. The bank issued the afternoon statement hours after pound sterling sank to a historic low against the dollar, triggered by fears over the UK government''s proposed £45 billion ($48.6 billion) mini-budget. The pound during Asian trading sank by nearly 5% to $1.0350 , the lowest level since 1971 when the UK switched to a decimal-based currency system.
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Nomura has invested in Fnality, the international consortium of global banks focused on building a blockchain-based payment system to support the adoption of tokenised assets and marketplaces.
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Nomura joins 17 shareholder banks, market infrastructures and buy-side as Fnality builds the first trusted global DLT-based wholesale payment
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In the current trading session, Nomura Holdings Inc.’s (NMR) stock is trading at the price of $3.37, a fall of -2.75% over last night’s close. So, the stock is trading at a price that is -36.27% less than its 52-week high of $5.28 and 0.15% better than its 52-week low of $3.36. Based on the […]
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Nomura incorporated a Swiss crypto subsidiary named Laser Digital. The company has revealed that its first product to launch.
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Societe Generale, Nomura and Nasdaq are bringing crypto some positive vibes. That said, it''s still a busy time for underpants … Read More The post Fear and Greed: Societe Generale and Nomura make crypto moves; Wintermute’s $160m hack shocker appeared first on Stockhead .
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The post Nomura To Launch Crypto-Focused Venture Capital Arm appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com . The investment company established itself 97 years ago The three financial companies are calling the exchange EDX Markets The new venture will be led by Jez Mohideen as CEO On…
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''Say Less, Do More'': Nomura Warns Central Bankers As Global Equity ''Short Triggers'' Loom It has been an absolute “clown car” of Central Banker / “Official” Authorities activity / behavior - contradictory and incoherent policy vs forward guidance language, projections and interventions - within the past 24 hrs with two standouts according to Nomura''s Charlie McElligott: 1) “hawkish no dovish no hawkish” Fed / Powell press conference experience: Here were the main head-scratchers and complaints on Powell (and the FOMC’s controversial latest projections) which led to the incredible “HAWKISH!…no NOT HAWKISH ENOUGH so DOVISH!…EHHH I guess HAWKISH again!” whip-saw price-action across Assets during his press conference: Chair Powell’s usage of questionable “sloppy”--yet seemingly intentional--language surrounding the concept of running "restrictive,” where he first qualified it as needing to run “…sufficiently restrictive,” then later, “…meaningfully restrictive”—why the heck are you using off-setting / minimizing language TWICE in order to soften the impact of the entire concept, in a job where every single word is measured?
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Nomura Holdings, one of the largest investment banks in Japan and the leading member of the Nomura Group, announced the launch of Laser Digital Holdings, a
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Nomura, one of the largest investment banks in Japan, has established a venture capital arm aimed at investing in companies focusing on crypto and
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Japan-based financial giant’s Laser Digital intends to launch trading and investment products in the coming monthsThe post Nomura Targets Crypto Venture Space With Laser Digital appeared first on Blockworks.
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Aim is to fund and accelerate early-stage forest conservation and reforestation projects.
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Futures Crater As Fedex Ushers In The Global Recession On $3.2 Trillion Triple Witch Day Another day, another selloff, this time one driven by a catastrophic repricing by Fedex, which has plunged by the most ever this morning, down 20% and losing over $11BN in market cap… ... after pulling guidance and effectively warning that the entire world - and especially China - is in a recession. The fact that it is a $3.2 trillion opex today which guarantees even more volatility in the coming weeks... ... or that buyback blackout period begins today probably isn''t helping, and sure enough, we end the week in a mirror image to how we started it, with equities extending declines with an index of global stocks on track for the worst week since June, while the dollar continued its relentless ascent, trading back to all time highs. S&P futures were down 0.8% at 730am, dropping to the lowest level in 2 months, while Nasdaq 100 lost more than 1%, as Europe headed for a fourth day of losses, and Asian was a sea of red led by China.
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Nomura is out with some interesting research today, highlighting something that happened in yesterday''s stock rout -- selling into the close. They contend that leveraged ETFs are exagerrating stock market moves in the final 30 minutes of trading, both to the upside and downside. Yesterday, they estimate it added $15.5 billion of selling. Bloomberg wrote about it today and spoke with Nomura''s Charlie McElligott: “It’s absolutely real,” said Charlie McElligott, a cross-asset strategist at Nomura, referring to the ability of leveraged ETFs to spur broader moves across the equity ecosystem thanks to their rebalancing moves. He puts the boom in such products down to retail investors looking for big wins. “Day traders remain drunk on high intraday vol and continue to actively seek-out large price swings,” he said by email. Now, I get the sense that this is something that algos or hedge funds already know, which is why it looks like it was front-run yesterday. At the same time, I think there''s still a future trade there -- at least on future days when there''s a strong fundamental catalyst for strong moves.
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Fed Mouthpiece Speaks: "At LEAST 75bps Next Week" Sends Odds Of 100bps Rate Hike to 47% A little over an hour ago we reported that while everyone was waiting for the Fed''s WSJ mouthpiece Nick Timiraos to leak whatever it is that Powell wanted markets to know during the Fed''s blackout period, Nomura became the first bank to forecast an out of consensus 100bps rate hike during next week''s FOMC meeting. To some this seemed far too high, but the Nomura case just got a powerful boost moments ago when Timiraos hit publish on his long-awaited WSJ market trial balloon in which he said that " the acceleration in inflation last month clinches the case for the Federal Reserve to lift interest rates by AT LEAST 0.75 percentage point at its meeting next week and raises the prospect of hefty increases continuing in coming months." Another large jump in underlying prices squashes hopes for a slower pace of interest-rate increases The August CPI could lead more officials to project somewhat higher rates relative to previous expectations in next week’s quarterly projections https://t.co/3e4yCcHOMh — Nick Timiraos (@NickTimiraos) September 13, 2022 He continues: Fed officials had suggested they were prepared to make their third consecutive increase of 0.75 point next week even if inflation had cooled in August, as many economists were anticipating.
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Sees a terminal rate of 4.5% to 4.75%
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Nomura has raised their assessment for the September meeting to a 100 basis point hike as a result of the higher than expected CPI data today. They also raised their terminal rate in 2023 to 4.5% – 4.75%. The Federal Reserve targets a fed funds rate in a 25 basis point range. . The current rate is a 2.25% to 2.5%. A 75 basis point hike would take the rate to 3.0% to 3.25%. There are 2 remaining meetings one on November 1-2. The next is on December 13-14. If the Fed does 50 basis points in November. That would take the rate to 3.5% – 3.75%. If they do another 50 basis points in December, that would bring the target rate to 4.0% – 4.25%. Nomura sees another 50 basis point hike above that by February 2023. This article was written by Greg Michalowski at forexlive.com.
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"There Is No Good News Across This Report" - A Shocked Wall Street Reacts To Today''s Scorching CPI Print As we noted in our preview last night , so confident was Wall Street that today''s CPI print would be a miss - driven ostensibly by a plunge in energy prices - that the Y/Y whisper dropped as low as mid/sub 7%, with Goldman saying the " Headline number most likely shows some disinflation and wont impact mkt meaningfully after tape’s recent run higher, unless shockingly cool…call it sub 7%...then keep your rally caps on " and JPM piling on that " a 7-handle CPI YoY we would likely to see a strong rally tomorrow. " In retrospect, pretty much everyone was wrong, with headline CPI coming in at a "shocking", red hot 8.3%... ... a number which 47 of 50 economists missed, and which just BMO (and two other smallish banks, SMBC Nikko and Berliner Sparkasse) predicted correctly: BMO 8.3% HSBC 8.2% BofA 8.2% ING 8.2% JPMorgan 8.1% Soc Gen 8.1% Citi 8% Goldman 8% TD 8% BNP 8% Jefferies 8% Standard Chartered 8% Stifel 8% Nomura 8% Wells Fargo 7.9% Credit Suisse 7.9% Morgan Stanley 7.9% Where did the surprises come from?
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Previewing The "Pivotal" August CPI Report: Expect A Miss… A 7-Handle Likely Sees A Very Strong Rally Ahead of tomorrow''s CPI print, Wall Street is split between those who say tomorrow''s inflation data is fully priced in and won''t have an impact on either stocks or the Fed which won''t ease until the breadth of price increases comes closer to the Fed’s 2% goal, and those who - echoing recent comments from the Fed - believe that the CPI is all that matters for the Fed''s upcoming rate decision, even though odds of a 75bps rate hike in two weeks time are just over 90%. Among the former is Goldman trader Matt Fleury who quotes Bullard''s comments from last week, namely that a good CPI report shouldn''t affect the Sept Fed call, and notes that "he is exactly right... We are priced for 75bps already. CPI doesn''t matter. People who don''t have enough length will tell you it does, but it doesn''t. Its priced. The asymmetry is higher here" and is why this traditionally bearish Goldman trader predicted that " we might be starting the Q4 chase early ." But while there may be disagreement over how the market or Fed will react to the CPI, there appears to be agreement that the August inflation print will miss to the downside (by a little or a lot), if mostly at the headline level thanks to plunging commodity prices (core inflation may actually shit higher as Americans shift spending on items such as food and gas into "core" inflation).
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The sale, if concluded, would be one of the largest exits by KKR from an Indian financial services company. Besides KKR, a handful of other investors may also sell their stake in Avendus, the people said, requesting anonymity.
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Nomura Holdings Inc. (NYSE:NMR) price on Thursday, September 08, rose 2.02% above its previous day’s close as an upside momentum from buyers pushed the stock’s value to $3.53. A look at the stock’s price movement, the level at last check in today’s session was $3.46, moving within a range at $3.43 and $3.48. The beta … There Is A Lot Of Upside Potential For Nomura Holdings Inc.(NYSE: NMR) Read More »
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New Jersey, USA -- ( SBWIRE ) -- 09/07/2022 -- The latest study released on the Global Credit Derivative Market by AMA Research evaluates market size, trend, and forecast to 2027. The Credit Derivative market study covers significant research data and proofs to be a handy resource document for managers, analysts, industry experts and other key people to have ready-to-access and self-analyzed study to help understand market trends, growth drivers, opportunities and upcoming challenges and about the competitors. Key Players in This Report Include: ANZ (Australia), BNP Paribas (France), Deutsche Bank (Germany), Goldman Sachs (United States), J.P. Morgan (United States), Nomura (Japan), Societe Generale (France), Morgan Stanley (United States), Wells Fargo (United States), SunTrust Bank (United States) Download Sample Report PDF (Including Full TOC, Table & Figures) @ https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/sample-report/178273-global-credit-derivative-market Definition: Credit Derivative is a financial contract that allows parties to reduce their credit risk exposure.
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Today, Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd has raised Rs 81.9 crore fund through Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) of three crore equity shares. Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd includes Forbes EMF and Nomura Singapore, allotted shares by foreign institutional investors (FII). Forbes EMF and Nomura Singapore have bought 1.26 crore and 1.35 crore… The post Nomura And FIIs Buy Stake Worth Rs 82 Crore appeared first on Equitypandit .
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Brokerage Nomura expects India''s current account deficit (CAD) as a share of the gross domestic product to triple this fiscal year, saying that a global economic slowdown will further skew the country''s trade imbalances.
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"With this investment, we envision accelerating the convergence of protocols to amplify the experience of digital services for our customers. Currently, digital connectivity infrastructure is skewed towards urban & tier 1 states/cities in India, resulting in a huge digital divide. iBus will now build scale and eliminate inefficiencies to fast track the essential digitalisation of our economy," iBus group, Director and CBO, Subash Vasudevan said.
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Nomura Holdings Inc. pushed through hundreds of millions of dollars of trades for hedge fund Glen Point Capital LLP that are now at the center of US criminal charges against its co-founder Neil Phillips, according to people familiar with the matter.
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India''s gross domestic product (GDP) data indicated that while domestic demand improved in the June quarter, growth was much slower in the sectors hardest hit by the pandemic, signalling deeper scarring and lower trend growth, research firm Nomura said in a report.Manufacturing, construction and trade, and hotels, transport and communication - showed disappointing GDP momentum in the June quarter.While domestic demand momentum did improve sequentially in the April-June period, the slow recovery in the pandemic-hit sectors suggests lower post-pandemic trend growth, Sonal Varma, chief economist (India and Asia ex-Japan) Nomura, said. "Despite reopening benefiting the contact intensive services sectors, the underwhelming performance of the most vulnerable segments suggests potentially deeper scarring," Varma said. Outside of agriculture, these three sectors employ more unorganised sector workers, she highlighted. "Their slower rebound, despite reopening, suggests firms have either shutdown or are no longer contributing to production, whereas larger firms have thrived and gained market shares.
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Nomura Warns ''Squeeze'' Risk Returns As CTAs'' Shorts "Now Essentially Established" The ''100 Trillion Dollar Question'' that the world is mulling right now is whether “bad (data) is bad (for markets)” because the Fed and ECB have their hands still tied - i.e. this morning’s ADP miss as a “tell” into NFP - or alternatively, whether “good (data) is bad (for markets)” - i.e. yesterday’s JOLTS and US Consumer Confidence, along with this morning’s “hot” Euro Area inflation beat. Right now, Nomura Strategist Charlie McElligott says in his latest note that it feels like it might be an “all of the above,” at least until we get a number more months of data evidencing fatigue in the inflation impulse State-side, and ultimately, until we begin seeing outright Job LOSSES as the perverse “bullish” signal for Equities, as markets will look to “anticipate the anticipators,” where the Fed may well be forced into “moving the goalposts” back towards a more “balanced” dual-mandate at some point in mid- to late- ’23.
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Hire comes as Nomura looks to significantly bolster its FX and macro trading division globally
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Japanese bank is one of seven offshore FX dealers offering G10 pricing on China’s interbank market
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Despite regulatory hurdles, the experienced and engaged cannabis investors nominated for this year''s Benzinga''s Cannabis Investors Award are making it possible for everyone to tap into the market''s potential. After the overwhelming success of Benzinga''s 4/20 Miami event, the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference is returning to Chicago on September 13-14. As part of its fall event, Benzinga will celebrate the outstanding people, companies and organizations in the cannabis industry with the addition of the Benzinga Cannabis Awards . In one of the categories, Benzinga will honor outstanding cannabis investors known for covering the industry and shaping our views of the space. Category: Cannabis Investors Award Ricky Sandler Our lineup starts with Ricky Sandler, founder and CEO of Eminence Capital, a firm focused on identifying solid, growing companies that the market has mispriced. Despite an evident disparity between cannabis companies and their stock prices, Sandler sees a "big money" invested in marijuana over the next five years.
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Watch FX Market Mispricing Europe: Nomura’s Rochester Bloomberg www.bloomberg.com The post Watch FX Market Mispricing Europe: Nomura''s Rochester – Bloomberg appeared first on UK Stocks, Forex, Commodities, Crypto, Live Market News- Daily Forex News .
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Stocks in the news, big brokerage calls of the day, complete trade setup and much more!
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Goldman Sachs and Nomura see limited prospects amid a power supply crunch and growing economic uncertainty Two of the world''s biggest investment banks have slashed China''s economic growth forecast. Goldman Sachs and Nomura both cited Covid-related lockdowns which curbed business and consumer activity in July. Japanese financial holding company Nomura, which continues to maintain one o
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Despite regulatory hurdles, the experienced and engaged cannabis investors nominated for this year''s Benzinga''s Cannabis Investors Award are making it possible for everyone to tap into the market''s potential. After the overwhelming success of Benzinga''s 4/20 Miami event, the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference is returning to Chicago on September 13-14. As part of its fall event, Benzinga will celebrate the outstanding people, companies and organizations in the cannabis industry with the addition of the Benzinga Cannabis Awards . In one of the categories, Benzinga will honor outstanding cannabis investors known for covering the industry and shaping our views of the space. Category: Cannabis Investors Award Ricky Sandler Our lineup starts with Ricky Sandler, founder and CEO of Eminence Capital, a firm focused on identifying solid, growing companies that the market has mispriced. Despite an evident disparity between cannabis companies and their stock prices, Sandler sees a "big money" invested in marijuana over the next five years.
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Nomura Warns "Apocalyptic" German PPI Triggers "Unclench" From "Gamma Gravity" Into OpEx US futures are down hard overnight, erasing all the week''s gains, following a stunning German PPI print overnight. Nomura''s Charlie McElligott described the 5.7% MoM surge (and 37.2% YoY) as "apocalyptic"… ...as the energy crisis impact sparks full-blown economic carnage domestically... ... , and knocks-into global Central Bank hike expectations, Rates, FX and Vol. With Euro now being devalued daily due to the energy crisis on fwd growth being doomed—and all into a priced “impulse tightening” ahead in coming months from a “behind the curve ECB” who can do nothing about “supply” and only “demand” (big “ooof”), the spill-over is a global financial conditions surge “tighter / more restrictive,” as the US Dollar “wrecking ball” is again screaming higher—and that’s a negative for global risk-assets Like I have been messaging over the past few weeks, the near-consensus “buy-in” to the “past peak inflation” story is at risk of being caught flat-footed by ongoing “fits and starts” of structural “supply-side” inflation issues which cannot be solved by CB policy, despite the comfort which has been provided locally by the recent roll-over in Commodities / Goods, as well as forward “survey” data Simply-put, inflation is not going to roll-over in a smooth, linear-fashion… and likely stays “sticky higher” above target, keeping CB’s in the uncomfortable “restrictive for longer” territory required And bigger-picture, this is another reminder that even a seemingly idiosyncratic or isolated situation (UK inflation Wednesday, today’s German PPI) can elicit a “butterfly effect” impact: flapping its wings locally, but risk causing a chaotic “tornado” outcome elsewhere, in a future state As the Nomura strategist notes, this horrific escalation of the EU / UK energy disaster in recent days as a knock-on “Vol catalyst” potential elsewhere, and how critical this could be with the concurrent timing of the Equities Op-Ex “window for Vol expansion,” as we see a large amount of $Gamma set to drop-off today, which then allows for resumption of broader distribution of price-outcomes thereafter...
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M5.6 earthquake 39 km ESE of Rancagua, Chile ICYMI - Goldman Sachs cut its forecast for China GDP AUD/USD little changed after the jobs miss (but jobless rate beat!) US diplomat top Kritenbrink comments on Taiwan, China - US does not seek a crisis Australia July jobs -40.9K (expected +25K) & Unemployment rate 3.4% (expected 3.5%) PBOC sets USD/ CNY central rate at 6.7802 (vs. estimate at 6.7789) US and Taiwan will commence formal negotiation on trade agreement Nomura slash their China 2022 GDP forecast even further. Germany - eyes on the Rhine river water level, relief seen this weekend ICYMI - Russia''s earnings from energy exports this year up 38% on 2021 BlackRock are both overweight and underweight equities Reuters survey show more wage hikes in Japan Scotia expect a stronger yuan in the weeks ahead - forecast Chinese financial media reports potential for CNY 1.5 tn debt issuance to fund investment "PBOC has limited room to ease due to concerns over inflation, capital flight" ICYMI - OPEC''s Al Ghais forecasts global oil demand rising 3 mn barrels / day by year end RBNZ''s Governor Orr says at times monetary policy was overly loose Societe Generale likes AUD vs GBP as a long-term trade Trade ideas thread - Thursday, 18 August 2022 Forexlive Americas FX news wrap: US consumer holds up.
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I posted on Nomura taking a knife to its forecast Nomura slash their China 2022 GDP forecast even further. This was earlier ICYMI: Goldman Sachs cuts China 2022 GDP forecast to 3.0% from 3.3% This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
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Nomura Holdings'' valuation is reasonably attractive with key re-rating catalyst in the form of ROE expansion. See why I continue to assign a Hold rating to NMR.
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Asia''s export boom is showing signs of slipping into a deeper than expected downturn, HSBC Holdings Plc. and Nomura Holdings Inc. both warned in research notes
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Joining from Nomura, Yu Qing is taking on a newly formed role to lead the US asset manager’s onshore business from the mainland. The post Franklin Templeton hires China head appeared first on Fund Selector Asia .
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Yu was most recently chairman of the board at Nomura Orient International Securities
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Nomura said in a report that external fund-raise is key for 5G rollouts/market share defence for Vodafone Idea.
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Nomura Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:NYSE:NMR) Q1 2023 Results Conference Call August 03, 2022 05:30 AM ET Company Participants Takumi Kitamura - CFO Conference Call Participants Masao Muraki - SMBC…
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Vodafone Idea MD Ravinder Takkar said the fund infusion by promoters, the government reform package, return of bank guarantees and tariff hikes are being perceived positively by the lender and investor community and the telco remains in active talks for funds.In an earnings call with analysts Thursday, Takkar also said that 5G pricing will depend on the evolution and adoption of 5G use cases. But he does see it being priced at a premium to 4G with the caveat that it will require higher data bundling given the expected increase in data consumption over 5G.The comments came with analysts raising concerns over the telco''s ability to protect its market share in light of reducing capex towards expanding its current 4G network. They also questioned the ability of the telco to roll out meaningful 5G services, with stronger peers Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio poised to roll out their networks shortly.Takkar told analysts that the telco has made strategic spectrum buys in the recently-concluded spectrum auction, with focus on 17 priority circles. "We have bought mid-band spectrum in our 17 priority circles.
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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, on Thursday reported flat quarterly revenue growth for the first time in its history, showing how China’s COVID lockdowns have hit its business. The slowdown adds to challenges facing China’s e-commerce giant, which has enjoyed double-digit revenue growth almost every quarter since it went public in 2014, as it navigates Beijing’s crackdown on tech companies as well as its scrutiny of founder Jack Ma. Still, Alibaba’s performance was better than expected and its shares jumped 5% in pre-market trading. China locked down dozens of cities between April and May as the Omicron COVID variant swept through the country, with major cities, including Shanghai, facing some of the harshest restrictions that paralysed intra and inter-city delivery and prevented households from shopping online. Analysts at Nomura estimated in mid-April that 45 cities in China, representing 40% of its GDP, were under full or partial lockdowns. Alibaba said: “Following a relatively slow April and May, we saw signs of recovery across our businesses in June.
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Nomura Holdings press release (NMR): Q1 GAAP EPS of ¥0.52.Revenue of ¥299B (-15.3% Y/Y).
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Futures Jump, Bonds Slump As Taiwan Tensions Ease If yesterday morning markets were losing their mind over the potential risk of World War 3 ahead of Nancy Pelosi''s arrival in Taiwan, this morning it has been a mirror image, with risk assets rising and fears unclenching as investor anxiety over tense US-China ties eased after Pelosi left Taiwan less than 24 hours after arriving after pledging solidarity and hailing its democracy, leaving a trail of Chinese anger over her brief visit to the self-ruled island that Beijing claims as its own. Meanwhile, despite all the jawboning, China''s response to Pelosi''s Taiwan visit fell short of more aggressive expectations raised by nationalists like Hu Xijin, the former editor-in-chief of the Global Times, giving markets a breather. Among them: Trade : Beijing added boycotts to fish and fruit imports from Taiwan and banned natural sand exports. It also prohibited dealings with some Taiwanese companies including Hyweb. Markets : China''s potential to weaponize its almost $1 trillion pile of US bonds became a source of chatter after yesterday''s surge in Treasury yields.
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