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The firm has settled with the SEC over charges that certain bond traders misled clients that bought debt-backed securities.
New York City-based Nomura Securities International Inc. has agreed to repay approximately $25 million to customers for its alleged failure to adequately supervise traders in mortgage-backed securities, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission, which reports settling charges filed in two related enforcement actions. Nomura Securities International is the wholly owned subsidiary of Nomura Holdings...
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