Nomura Holdings Inc., based in Tokyo that has expanded its global workforce by almost half in two years, brokering expanded U.S. equity trading and introduced stock research in New York to compete for a larger market share in the Americas.
Unit of the American company, Nomura Securities International Inc., now provides customers with "all capabilities" populations of trade, exchange traded funds, derivatives, and convertible bonds according to a statement by email Japan. Michael Nathanson, head of investigation of U.S., comunicación-equidad media's largest brokerage initiated coverage on companies including CBS Corp. and Walt Disney Co
All titles are trade using the same commercial technology and infrastructure, according to the company. Clients can use products of commercial electronic Nomura and algorithms or strategies-driven equipment, trade stocks, according to the statement.
Nomura has almost doubled its staff shares in the United States to 430 since July 2009, when hired Ciaran O'Kelly of Bank of America Corp.to be head of equities for the Américas.En may, the company said that plans to offer research for 600 companies in the United States in an attempt to increase the income of the world's largest equities market.
Nomura hired Rietbrock Michael of Bank of America as head of U.S. equity research in March.Addition of Nathanson, Nomura has hired in the past six months, 10 analysts including Brian Foran, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as a senior analyst covering U.S. banks and Harry Curtis of Lazard Capital Markets to cover gambling U.S., hospitality and leisure.
Nathanson began Disney, CBS, News Corporation, Viacom Inc. coverage with "buy" ratings, and Time Warner Inc., Discovery Communications Inc., and Scripps Networks Interactive to "neutral".
"Concern for the market on the macroeconomic Outlook and the threat of 'Court cable' (trade paid TV to Web - delivered video) has created an attractive opportunity for investors buy U.S. holdings of the media," Nathanson and analyst Brian Nowak wrote in a note to clients.
Nomura occupies the 15th between insurers of this year, U.S. investment grade corporate bonds its highest point in history, according to data compiled by Bloomberg that shows rankings from 1999.El Bank was 26 2009, display the data.
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