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Nomura International sees South Korean growth slowing to 3% in 2012, due to softness in exports, off from an estimated 3.5% for 2011.
FORBES: East Asian Economies Slump
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The bailout fund, known as the FROB, has decided to hire consultancy McKinsey Co. and investment bank Nomura International PLC as advisers, say people close to the situation.
WSJ: Spain Brings the Pain to Bank Investors
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"In retail banking, it is get big, or get out, " said Glenn Schorr, an analyst with Nomura Securities International.
WSJ: Citibank's Overhauled Retail Strategy Shows Uneven Results
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Tony Volpon, a managing director at Nomura Securities International in New York, says that while the rate cut is welcome news, it was expected.
FORBES: Brazil Lowers Interest Rates, But Risks Remain
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"The tax compromise will keep the economy on track, but there's the question of how we're going to pay for this, " said George Goncalves, head of U.S. rates strategy at Nomura Securities International, who has been bearish on Treasurys since mid-October.
WSJ: Tax-Cut Deal Results in Turmoil for Bonds
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Another interesting realization the people at Nomura made had to do with what percentage of production came from international oil companies (IOCs) in different MENA countries.
FORBES: How Do Revolutions In North Africa Affect Oil Companies' Stock Performance?