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Nomura Holdings says corporate client data leaked to securities firm

An internal investigation found that data on 275 companies, mainly financial institutions, was leaked to Nippon Institutional Securities Co., Nomura said Thursday in a statement

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The incident is an early test for Kentaro Okuda, who became chief executive officer at Japan’s biggest brokerage in April

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Nomura Holdings Inc. said information on corporate clients was leaked by an employee to a securities firm, little more than a year after it was hauled up by the financial regulator for lax controls.
 
An internal investigation found that data on 275 companies, mainly financial institutions, was leaked to Nippon Institutional Securities Co., Nomura said Thursday in a statement. It included information on dealings in exchange-traded funds and transactions with Nomura’s domestic brokerage arm.
 
The worker shared the information at the behest of a former Nomura staff member who is now employed by Nippon Institutional Securities, a unit of Nikko

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