Nomura Denies Overcharging Investor $3.8M To Cover Tax

By William Janes · January 19, 2026, 2:25 PM GMT

The U.K. securities brokering arm of Nomura has rejected a claim that it owes an India-based asset manager more than $3.8 million, denying that it deducted too much money from trades...

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