Nomura Holdings, Inc.
A giant Japanese financial holding company, Nomura is the parent of Japan's largest brokerage and investment bank, serving individual savers, big institutions, corporations, and governments with everything from stock trading to asset management. It grew out of a money-changing business Tokushichi Nomura started in Osaka in the late 1800s, and in 1925 his son spun its securities arm off from the Osaka Nomura Bank to create the firm. The family name literally means "field village," fitting for a house that began in the earthy business of exchanging coins before rising to global finance.
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