Nomura Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:NMR) is one of Billionaire Ken Fisher’s 15 Most Notable Moves for 2026.

Nomura Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:NMR) is one of the most interesting stocks in the 13F portfolio of Fisher Asset Management. This is because Nomura is simultaneously both the oldest and one of the most frequent firms in the historical portfolio of the fund. Fisher first purchased a stake in the company back in late 2010, consisting of just 62,000 shares. The hedge fund then held onto this stake till early 2012, before selling it off completely. Nomura stopped featuring in the portfolio for close to half a decade, before making a reappearance in 2017. This holding comprised over 8 million shares at its peak. However, this was also all sold off by the middle of 2019. The latest holding was purchased in 2024 and consisted of over 8.4 million shares. In the fourth quarter of 2025, Fisher upped this stake by 33%.

One of the exciting developments around Nomura Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:NMR) that investors should keep in mind is that in late January 2026, per media reports, Laser Digital, a crypto firm backed by Nomura Holdings, filed an application with authorities in the US for a national bank trust charter. Financial Times claimed in a report that Laser would not take direct deposits, though there were plans to offer spot crypto trading.

Nomura Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:NMR) engages in the provision of investment, financing, and related services to individual, institutional, and government clients worldwide. It operates through three segments: Wealth Management, Investment Management, and Wholesale.

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