Nomura Holdings salary adjustments and business integration, stock price has recently increased

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-02T20:57:03+00:00

Nomura Holdings has recently made adjustments to compensation, leadership, and business strategy, planning to increase employee salaries starting April 2026 to attract talent, and has completed the acquisition of Macquarie's business. Recently, the stock price has risen, and institutional views focus on the commercialization of AI models and risk management.

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2026-03-02 20:57:03

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The China Business Network reports that Nomura Holdings has recently taken actions regarding compensation adjustments, leadership restructuring, and strategic business initiatives. CEO Kentaro Okuda stated that the domestic brokerage business plans to increase employee salaries by over 5% starting from April 2026 to attract and retain talent. The company has appointed a new head of equities for Asia and the Asia-Pacific region to accelerate the integration of its global stock business. Additionally, the company has completed the acquisition of Macquarie Group’s U.S. and European public asset management businesses, aiming to strengthen core operations such as wealth management, asset management, and trading facilitation. These measures may improve operational efficiency, but subsequent financial performance will depend on the trends in the Japanese stock market and regulatory policy changes.

Recent Stock Performance

According to internal database data, as of February 11, 2026, Nomura Holdings (NMR.N) closed at $9.42, up 0.64% for the day. Over the past five days, the stock has increased by 7.05%, and since the beginning of the year, it has gained 12.28%. The trading volume was $13.14 million, with a turnover rate of 0.05%. The price-to-earnings ratio (TTM) is 12.50, and the dividend yield is 4.24%. Stock price fluctuations are driven by adjustments in global capital markets and company-specific events, with liquidity remaining stable.

Institutional Views

Nomura Securities reports that the DeepSeek V4 model expected to be launched in mid-February 2026 is unlikely to trigger the global AI computing power demand panic seen with the V3 release last year. Its core value lies in driving AI application commercialization through underlying architecture innovation. Additionally, international investment bank research summaries indicate that Nomura has recently focused on targets such as GDS Holdings, emphasizing a balance between business expansion and risk control.

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