Nomura is to rein in its global investment banking operations after regulators pressured the bank to purge top management in the wake of a damaging insider trading scandal.
The architects of the bank’s troubled push to join the top tier of global investment banks after the takeover of the non-US operations of Lehman Brothers resigned yesterday.
Kenichi Watanabe, chief executive, and Takumi Shibata, chief operating officer, will be replaced by more domestically focused executives, signalling that the bank is retreating from its costly four-year expansion following the Lehman deal.
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