Nomura Holdings Inc. hired equity derivatives veterans from Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as the lender seeks to expand in Asia and maximize cross-selling to Japanese corporates clients.
(Bloomberg) — Nomura Holdings Inc. hired equity derivatives veterans from Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as the lender seeks to expand in Asia and maximize cross-selling to Japanese corporates clients.
Vikas Kumar has joined from Bank of America as head of equity derivatives trading for Asia ex-Japan, and Tomiyuki Oji has joined from Goldman as head of index flow derivatives trading, according to a memo. The bank also hired Sachin Tulshyan from Citigroup Inc. to run India Delta One trading, flow index and structured financing across Asia ex-Japan, according to the memo confirmed by a Hong Kong-based spokesman.
The Japanese brokerage appointed Ryoichi Irisawa as head of structured derivatives trading for Japan and Dinesh Gurnani as head of corporate derivatives trading for Asia-Pacific, according to the memo.Â
Haruno Tani, now focusing on structured equity derivatives, was named head of equity QIS trading for Japan. Â
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