• Nomura posted FY2025/26 net income of JPY 362.1 billion, up 6%, on revenue of JPY 2.17 trillion, up 15%.
• Income before income taxes rose 14% to JPY 539.8 billion, with ROE at 10.1%.
• Fourth-quarter net income slid 19% to JPY 73.9 billion even as revenue increased 5% to JPY 577.2 billion.
• Segment performance was led by Wealth Management, where income before income taxes jumped 70% year-on-year to JPY 61.2 billion, while Wholesale income before income taxes fell 31% quarter-on-quarter to JPY 43.2 billion.
• Investment Management revenue hit an all-time high in the quarter, but results absorbed expenses tied to acquired businesses and an impairment loss on an equity interest in an investee company.

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