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Nomura Holdings CEO steps aside over insider info leaks

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Watanabe (R), chief executive officer of Nomura Holdings Inc., and Koji Nagai (C), president of Nomura Securities Co., hold a press conference in Tokyo on July 26, 2012. Watanabe said he will resign from his post effective on July 31 as part of the company's bid to restore customer trust following a series of insider information leaks at its key arm Nomura Securities, the country's largest securities house. Nagai will succeed Watanabe.

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Nomura Holdings CEO steps aside over insider info leaks

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Watanabe (R), chief executive officer of Nomura Holdings Inc., and Koji Nagai (C), president of Nomura Securities Co., bow at a press conference in Tokyo on July 26, 2012. Watanabe said he will resign from his post effective on July 31 as part of the company's bid to restore customer trust following a series of insider information leaks at its key arm Nomura Securities, the country's largest securities house. Nagai will succeed Watanabe.

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Nomura announces pay cut for CEO over insider info leaks

TOKYO, Japan - Nomura Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Kenichi Watanabe (L) and Koji Nagai, president of Nomura Securities Co., hold a press conference in Tokyo on June 29, 2012. Nomura Holdings said it will cut the pay of Watanabe by 50 percent for six months over a series of insider information leaks at Nomura Securities.

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Nomura announces pay cut for CEO over insider info leaks

TOKYO, Japan - Nomura Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Kenichi Watanabe holds a press conference in Tokyo on June 29, 2012. Nomura Holdings said it will cut the pay of Watanabe by 50 percent for six months over a series of insider information leaks at Nomura Securities Co.

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Nomura announces pay cut for CEO over insider info leaks

TOKYO, Japan - Nomura Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Kenichi Watanabe (L) and Koji Nagai, president of Nomura Securities Co., bow in apology over a series of insider information leaks at Nomura Securities during a press conference in Tokyo on June 29, 2012. Nomura Holdings said it will cut the pay of Watanabe by 50 percent for six months over the leaks.

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Nomura's next president Nagai

TOKYO, Japan - Undated photo shows Koji Nagai, deputy president of Nomura Securities Co. Nomura Holdings Inc. said March 6, 2012, that Nagai will take the helm of its core brokerage unit as president, succeeding Kenichi Watanabe, effective April 1.

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Nomura unveils fresh preventive measures for insider trading

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Watanabe (R), president of Nomura Securities Co., bows during a press conference in Tokyo on June 6 after the company's investigative panel released a report on an insider trading scandal involving a former employee.

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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.

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Watanabe to succeed Koga as CEO of Nomura Holdings

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Watanabe, deputy president of Nomura Securities Co., speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on March 3 after Japan's largest brokerage house Nomura Holdings Inc. said Watanabe will succeed Nobuyuki Koga as president and chief executive officer of the holding company, effective April 1.

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Watanabe to succeed Koga as CEO of Nomura Holdings

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Watanabe, deputy president of Nomura Securities Co., speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on March 3 after Japan's largest brokerage house Nomura Holdings Inc. said Watanabe will succeed Nobuyuki Koga as president and chief executive officer of the holding company, effective April 1. (Kyodo)

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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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Nomura unveils fresh preventive measures for insider trading

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Watanabe (R), president of Nomura Securities Co., bows during a press conference in Tokyo on June 6 after the company's investigative panel released a report on an insider trading scandal involving a former employee. (Kyodo)

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Nomura's next president Nagai

TOKYO, Japan - Undated photo shows Koji Nagai, deputy president of Nomura Securities Co. Nomura Holdings Inc. said March 6, 2012, that Nagai will take the helm of its core brokerage unit as president, succeeding Kenichi Watanabe, effective April 1. (Kyodo)