Nomura flags staff cuts as it trims costs by $1 billion

The new leadership says the aim is to achieve a pre-tax income of $3.2 billion by March 2016 and to position the Japanese bank for sustainable profitability.

<div style="text-align: left;"> Koji Nagai took over as group CEO of Nomura on August 1 (AFP)</div>

Anette Jönsson

September 03, 2012

Nomura is planning to cut costs by another $1 billion as part of a three-year plan to equip the firm for new industry challenges and ensure that it will be profitable on a sustainable basis by the time it reaches its 90th anniversary in 2016.

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