Nomura Holdings shares fall after quarterly profit misses estimates

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 27

Nomura's Q4 profit missed analyst expectations due to writedowns and a loss in its European operations.
The financial results, released after Friday's market close, led to a decline in Nomura's share price despite strong performances in wealth management, trading, and investment banking.
Impairments on stakes in a research affiliate and a forestry company contributed to the shortfall, overshadowing a second consecutive year of record annual earnings for Japan’s largest brokerage.

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