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Nomura To Expand Lehman Derivatives Biz

Nomura Holdings is set to grow the derivatives business of Lehman Brothers, after agreeing this morning to acquire the firm’s European equities and investment banking businesses.

  • 23 Sep 2008

--Kelly Paul

Nomura Holdings is set to grow the derivatives business of Lehman Brothers, after agreeing this morning to acquire the firm’s European equities and investment banking businesses. Sadeq Sayeed, senior advisor to the board of Nomura in Japan, said on a conference call the plan is to boost ...

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