Nomura showed record-breaking Assets under Management (AuM) numbers.
In addition, the company achieved a record high in retail trading performance.
Tokyo-based
Nomura Holdings, Inc. disclosed today (Tuesday) its robust consolidated
financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending 31 March
2024. Displaying solid quarterly growth, the company cites its strategic
initiatives and revenue diversification progress as key driving factors behind
this performance.
Nomura Net Revenue Jumps
29% YoY
The first
quarter yielded positive results for Nomura Holdings, with net revenue reaching
JPY 348.9 billion ($2.4 billion) and pre-tax income at JPY 46.3 billion (S$320
million). Meanwhile, net income attributable to Nomura shareholders amounted to
JPY 23.3 billion ($161 million), growing 29% year-over-year (YoY).
"First
quarter net revenue was 348.9 billion yen and pre-tax income was 46.3 billion
yen, both representing quarter-on-quarter increases underpinned by positive
results from our strategic initiatives and revenue diversification progress,"
Kentaro Okuda, the President at Nomura, commented.
The
company's Retail segment reported net revenue of JPY 92.1 billion, a
significant increase both quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) and YoY. This outcome was
largely due to stronger sales across all products and services due to reorganizing
the company's teams. The reorganization also increased recurring revenue
assets, reaching a record high of 20.3 trillion yen.
Simultaneously,
Nomura's Investment Management division experienced an increase in stable
revenues, and significant inflows brought the division's AuM to an impressive
76.1 trillion yen, marking a record high. While the investment gain/loss
worsened due to the valuation markdown related to investment in American
Century Investments (ACI), the asset management business overall showed growth,
thanks to new mandates in Japan and international inflows into ETFs.
However, despite
a slight YoY drop, the Wholesale division witnessed a rebound in performance
compared to the previous quarter. Net revenue rose by 7% QoQ to JPY 190.9
billion, but pre-tax income fell 92% YoY to JPY 2.1 billion. Despite this, the
segment showed growth in Credit globally, and improved performances in Americas
Rates and Japan Equities. In addition, Advisory revenues in EMEA and the
Americas bolstered the segment's revenues.
Summarizing
the company's overall strategic direction, Okuda added, "We remain
committed to meeting the diverse needs of our clients and delivering
sustainable growth."
Nomura's New Hires
Recently,
Nomura announced a series of new additions to their team. This includes Natasha
Uberoi, appointed as the Head of eFX Sales for the Americas. Prior to this, she
spent approximately seven years working with the FX Sales team at EBS
BrokerTec, according to her LinkedIn profile.
In a
further development, the leading investment bank and brokerage group enlisted
Nat Tyce, an expert from Barclays, in June to spearhead its trading division in
Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). A memo viewed by Financial News
revealed that Tyce would fulfill the Head of Global Markets role for EMEA.
Tokyo-based
Nomura Holdings, Inc. disclosed today (Tuesday) its robust consolidated
financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending 31 March
2024. Displaying solid quarterly growth, the company cites its strategic
initiatives and revenue diversification progress as key driving factors behind
this performance.
Nomura Net Revenue Jumps
29% YoY
The first
quarter yielded positive results for Nomura Holdings, with net revenue reaching
JPY 348.9 billion ($2.4 billion) and pre-tax income at JPY 46.3 billion (S$320
million). Meanwhile, net income attributable to Nomura shareholders amounted to
JPY 23.3 billion ($161 million), growing 29% year-over-year (YoY).
"First
quarter net revenue was 348.9 billion yen and pre-tax income was 46.3 billion
yen, both representing quarter-on-quarter increases underpinned by positive
results from our strategic initiatives and revenue diversification progress,"
Kentaro Okuda, the President at Nomura, commented.
The
company's Retail segment reported net revenue of JPY 92.1 billion, a
significant increase both quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) and YoY. This outcome was
largely due to stronger sales across all products and services due to reorganizing
the company's teams. The reorganization also increased recurring revenue
assets, reaching a record high of 20.3 trillion yen.
Simultaneously,
Nomura's Investment Management division experienced an increase in stable
revenues, and significant inflows brought the division's AuM to an impressive
76.1 trillion yen, marking a record high. While the investment gain/loss
worsened due to the valuation markdown related to investment in American
Century Investments (ACI), the asset management business overall showed growth,
thanks to new mandates in Japan and international inflows into ETFs.
However, despite
a slight YoY drop, the Wholesale division witnessed a rebound in performance
compared to the previous quarter. Net revenue rose by 7% QoQ to JPY 190.9
billion, but pre-tax income fell 92% YoY to JPY 2.1 billion. Despite this, the
segment showed growth in Credit globally, and improved performances in Americas
Rates and Japan Equities. In addition, Advisory revenues in EMEA and the
Americas bolstered the segment's revenues.
Summarizing
the company's overall strategic direction, Okuda added, "We remain
committed to meeting the diverse needs of our clients and delivering
sustainable growth."
Nomura's New Hires
Recently,
Nomura announced a series of new additions to their team. This includes Natasha
Uberoi, appointed as the Head of eFX Sales for the Americas. Prior to this, she
spent approximately seven years working with the FX Sales team at EBS
BrokerTec, according to her LinkedIn profile.
In a
further development, the leading investment bank and brokerage group enlisted
Nat Tyce, an expert from Barclays, in June to spearhead its trading division in
Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). A memo viewed by Financial News
revealed that Tyce would fulfill the Head of Global Markets role for EMEA.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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