Nomura CEO quits

Nomura CEO resigns in wake of insider trading scandal

Both the chief executive and chief operating officer resign from Japan's leading investment bank amid an insider trading scandal.

July 27, 2012

Nomura CEO, Kenichi Watanabe (L), and Nomura Securities president Koji Nagai bow their heads to apologise at the company's headquarters in Tokyo last month

Reeling from an insider trading scandal, Nomura Holdings yesterday announced the resignation of Kenichi Watanabe as the chief executive officer of Japan’s top brokerage.

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