Japan's Nomura still betting on global expansion to lift profit, despite Archegos hit

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Nomura Holdings Inc raised its pretax income target for the next fiscal year by 14%, showing the long-cherished ambitions of Japan's top brokerage and investment bank to join the ...

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