Tokyo — Nomura Holdings says information on corporate clients was leaked by an employee to a securities firm, little more than a year after it was hauled up by the financial regulator for lax controls.
An internal investigation found that data on 275 companies, mainly financial institutions, was leaked to Nippon Institutional Securities, Nomura said on Thursday. It included information on dealings in exchange traded funds and transactions with Nomura, the Tokyo-based brokerage said...
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