Nomura Securities dismisses employee over alleged insider trading

Nomura Securities dismisses employee over alleged insider trading

TOKYO, Japan - Nomura Securities Co. President Kenichi Watanabe (R) bows in a gesture to apologize during a news conference in Tokyo on April 22 over suspected insider trading by a Nomura employee. Watanabe said the company dismissed the employee suspected of engaging in insider trading with two acquaintances. (Kyodo)

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