Marking Nomura Holdings Inc. in front of the headquarters of Otemachi in Tokyo, Japan on Wednesday, October 30, 2024.
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The Japanese Investment Group and the Nomura Brokerage Group said on Tuesday that he would buy a North American and European investment company of the Australian Investment Banking Company Macquarie for $ 1.8 billion.
It is expected that the complex agreement was intended by the end of this year, subject to regulatory approval.
Nomura said that “he identified global asset management as a key priority of strategic growth for the organization”, adding that this will increase the assets managed by the investment management department to $ 770 billion, compared to currently $ 590 billion.
Macquarie said He retains its activities in the field of public investment in Australia, where he will still be service institutions, governments and individual investors.
As part of the Macquarie and Nomura transactions, they also agreed to cooperate with product capabilities and distribution.
This covers Nomura as a partner of the USA distribution of Macquarie, in which customers in the US still have access to alternative investment capabilities of Macquarie.
Both Nomura companies undertook to provide seed capital for a number of alternative funds adapted to clients with US wealth.
Nomura said that the impact of transactions on the company's finances will be “minimal” and both companies will operate separately and independently until the end of the contract.