TREE NEWS reports: Nomura Holdings said revenue from its global trading and investment banking businesses has grown only “slightly” so far this quarter, marking a slowdown from double-digit growth in the prior two quarters. Wholesale revenue through September 14 was “slightly above” the year-earlier level, the Tokyo-based firm said, with equities “solid,” FX and emerging markets recovering, and rates trading “challenging.”
Nomura Signals Slower Growth in Trading Revenue
The signal matters less as a Nomura-specific story than as a read on wholesale revenue momentum at a Japanese bank with heavy overseas exposure, where the prior two quarters' double-digit pace is proving hard to sustain. The split is instructive: equities described as solid and FX/EM recovering, while rates is flagged as challenging, suggesting the drag is concentrated in one product line rather than broad-based. Whether rates conditions ease and whether the FX and EM recovery carries into a full quarter are the open questions.
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