Nomura
http://www.nomura.com/Nomura (NYSE: NMR) is a global investment banking and securities firm. The firm’s operations include Domestic Retail, Global Markets, Global Investment Banking, Global Merchant Banking, and Asset Management. Nomura is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Nomura is represented in the Americas by Nomura Holding America (NHA). NHA’s major divisions are Fixed Income, Investment Banking, Equities and Asset Management.
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Bank of America (BAC) Surges On GSE Putback Deal, Private Label Putback Risk Remains
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Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods (WBD) Shares Downgraded to Neutral at Nomura
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Bank Investors Breathe Easier After S&P Affirms Ratings
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Nomura Securities Trimming 4Q10 Estimates for Goldman (GS) and Morgan Stanley (MS): Sluggish FICC & Limited Comp Flexibility to Weigh
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Notable 52-Week Highs and Lows of the Day 12/14: CMCSA, AIG, EMS, CAT High; CAPS Low
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Follow Up: Nomura Initiates Coverage on Windstream Corporation (WIN)
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UPDATE: Nomura Initiating Coverage on Verizon Communications (VZ)
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Follow Up: Nomura Initiates Coverage on Sprint Nextel Corporation (S)
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UPDATE: Nomura Initiating Coverage on Qwest Communications (Q)
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Follow Up: Nomura Initiates Coverage on Dish Network (DISH)
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UPDATE: Nomura Initiating Coverage on DIRECTV (DTV), Neutral Rating
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UPDATE: Nomura Initiating Coverage on Cablevision Systems Corporation (CVC)
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Comcast (CMCSA) options active as shares rally 27-month high
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Nomura Likes Time Warner Cable (TWC) Current Position
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Nomura Recomends Buying Shares of Comcast Corporation (CMCSA)
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Notable Analyst Rating Changes 12/14: ABC, CMCSA, COV, AMGN Upgraded; MFN, TSO, VECO, CAKE Downgraded
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Nomura Securities Starts Frontier Communications (FTR) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts CenturyLink, Inc. (CTL) at Buy, Sees 13% Upside
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Nomura Securities Starts AT&T (T) at Buy, Sees 18% Upside
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Nomura Starts TWC, CVC, CMCSA at Buy, DISH, DTV, WIN at Neutral
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Nomura Starts Q, T, CTL at Buy, S, VZ, FTR at Neutral
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Honeywell (HON) volatility low at 25 into 2011 outlook
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Netflix (NFLX) Will Have to Pay a King's Ransom to Keep Its Throne Going Forward
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Nomura Raises Estimates on Walt Disney (DIS), Maintains Buy Rating
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Nomura Securities Maintains a 'Buy' on Walt Disney (DIS); Will Strong Earnings Be Trumped By Limited Multiple Expansion?
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Notable Analyst Rating Changes 12/10: PG, DRYS, LULU, COF Upgraded; CML, KOG, COG, VIA-B Downgraded
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Nomura Securities Starts Atheros Communications (ATHR) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts AMD (AMD) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Avago Technologies (AVGO) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Maxim Integrated Products (MXIM) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Linear Technology (LLTC) at Reduce
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Nomura Securities Starts NVIDIA (NVDA) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Analog Devices (ADI) at Reduce
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Nomura Securities Starts Marvell (MRVL) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Broadcom (BRCM) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Texas Instruments (TXN) at Reduce
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Nomura Securities Starts Qualcomm (QCOM) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Starts Intel (INTC) at Buy
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Notable Analyst Rating Changes 12/09: GT, FMCN, HD, JNS Upgraded; LOW, JNJ, CS, GSIC Downgraded
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Nomura Securities Starts MGM Mirage (MGM) at Buy, Sees At Least 23% Upside
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Omnicom Group (OMC) Shares Heading Lower as Nomura Cuts to Neutral
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Nomura Securities Downgrades Tata Motors (TTM) to Neutral
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Daily State of the Markets 12/03: Sometimes It's What Isn't Said
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Nomura Upgrades Wet Seal (WTSLA) to Neutral, Downgrades PacSun (PSUN) to Reduce
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Nomura Starts RIM (RIMM) at Neutral, Motorola (MOT) at Reduce
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Nomura Securities Raises Numbers on Viacom (VIA-B); Advertising Has Turned The Corner As Core Clients Return
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Nomura Starts AutoZone (AZO) at Buy, O'Reilly (ORLY), Advanced Auto Parts (AAP) at Neutral
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Nomura Securities Downgrades JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. (JASO) to Neutral
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Notable 52-Week Highs and Lows of the Day 11/12: DIS, ST, DDS, TSLA High; MELA, SGMS, DVOX Low
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Disney (DIS) Recovers as Analysts Think Q4 'Parts' Were Better Than the 'Sum'

