Nomura Asset Management in the news

Nomura's 2025 Alternatives Deep Dive Forum in Hong Kong highlighted the need to increase alternatives allocation in high net worth portfolios to 25% for diversification and resilience amid market volatility.

Tokyo Stock Exchange's tick size change for ETFs enabled Nomura Asset Management to lower trading units on 16 ETFs, reducing costs and allowing smaller investments.

Nomura Asset Management raised its stake in Sysco Co. by 10.9% in Q3, holding over 250,000 shares worth $17.7 million amid mixed analyst ratings and steady company performance.

Nomura's subsidiary Laser is seeking a crypto trading license in Japan amid booming digital-asset activity and regulatory changes.

Mizuho Financial Group is enhancing its wealth management services to compete with Nomura by targeting affluent clients, expanding in Asia, and optimizing its retail operations.

Nomura Asset Management appointed Ben Sackitey as head of intermediary distribution UK & Ireland after Jon Nash's departure, shifting focus to key London accounts.

Corporate hybrid bonds offer DC pension schemes attractive yields and diversification with manageable risks and ESG alignment.

Nomura Asset Management launched a website and upcoming tool to help retirees plan and manage their assets for a fulfilling post-retirement life.

Nomura Asset Management launched a special site to support planned asset management and positive living after retirement.

Nomura Asset Management is optimistic about Japanese equities due to corporate governance reforms, monetary policy normalization, and attractive valuations through 2026.

Nomura Asset Management is optimistic about Japanese equities through 2026, supported by corporate reforms, monetary normalization, and digitalization mitigating labor shortages.

Nomura Asset Management is optimistic on Japan equities through 2026, favoring IT over autos due to governance reforms and trade improvements.

Nomura Asset Management is optimistic on Japan equities through 2026, favoring IT over autos due to governance reforms and trade improvements.

Nomura Asset Management is optimistic about Japanese equities through 2026, supported by corporate reforms, monetary normalization, and digitalization offsetting demographic challenges.

Nomura Asset Management launched the first mutual ETFs on Tokyo and Taiwan exchanges to enhance cross-border investment in Japanese and Taiwanese tech stocks.

Nomura Asset Management launched the first cross-border ETFs between Taiwan and Japan, enhancing investment access and market integration.

Nomura's semiconductor fund excels with selective investments in leading firms like NVIDIA, benefiting from AI-driven demand and industry growth outpacing global GDP.

Nomura Asset Management launched a new ETF tracking Taiwanese tech stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, alongside a reciprocal ETF listing in Taiwan tracking Japan's TOPIX, enabling cross-border investment access.

TWSE and TSE launched cross-border ETFs managed by Nomura Asset Management, enhancing market connectivity and investor access between Taiwan and Japan.