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Nomura posts higher Q2 profit as wealth management drives growth

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  • Nomura Holdings press release (NMR): Diluted EPS: ¥34.61 for Q2, versus ¥30.73 a year earlier.
  • Net income attributable to shareholders: ¥103.7B, up 13% Y/Y and down 29% Q/Q.

  • Net revenue: ¥607.5B, up 18% Y/Y.

  • Outlook: Nomura did not provide an FY2027 earnings forecast, citing uncertainty in global capital markets.

  • Wealth management: Net revenue rose 22% Y/Y to ¥141.5B; gross income increased 44% to ¥65.6B. Recurring revenue reached a record ¥66.7B, up 30%.

  • Investment management: Net revenue climbed 39% Y/Y to ¥84.8B.

  • Wholesale: Income rose 47% Y/Y, supported by equity trading and investment banking. Equity trading revenue increased 19%, while fixed-income trading revenue fell 2%.

  • Shareholder returns: Interim dividend increased to ¥35 per share from ¥27 a year earlier.

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