A crucial part of Nomura’s strategy is providing connectivity into Japan and a solid global business in Asia ex-Japan. Nomura has leveraged its presence in these two regions to develop regional dominance within select areas of investment banking. This includes providing access to global capital markets by supporting Asian issuers looking to raise funds in international markets.

CEO of Nomura Asia Pacific Holdings, Kenji Teshima, said, “With an integrated network across Asia ex-Japan, we are in a unique position to find creative solutions for our clients with an astute understanding of the risks involved.”

“Our experience navigating Asia is unrivaled. We are deeply rooted in this region, enabling us to operate globally and seamlessly across borders.”

Nomura’s global FX and emerging markets business out of Singapore have rapidly expanded in recent years. It has brought in new talent and infrastructure to provide the best possible service to customers, as Nomura aims to capture market share in both emerging markets and G10 FX trading across Asia ex-Japan.

Nomura has taken advantage of its presence in the two regions to create a comprehensive suite of products that meet the needs of institutional investors looking for exposure to FX and emerging markets. These include spot trading capabilities, customized hedging solutions, interest rate derivatives, and structured products.

In addition, Nomura’s cross-border investment banking capabilities are designed to provide clients with access to capital sources globally. This includes helping companies gain access to international debt capital markets by providing them with tailor-made services that include syndicated loans, acquisition finance, and project finance.

Nomura’s efforts are helping make it easier for Asian companies and investors to access global capital markets while promoting economic growth throughout the region. With its longstanding experience in domestic Japanese finance and global markets outside Japan, Nomura is well-positioned to continue its role as a bridge linking Asia with the rest of the world for many years.