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Nomura cuts 50 banking jobs in Asia

By Sundeep Tucker in Hong Kong and Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo

Published: April 16 2009 07:27 | Last updated: April 16 2009 18:06

Japan’s Nomura, which last year acquired the bulk of Lehman Brothers’ Asian operations, has moved to reduce costs by cutting about 50 investment banking jobs in the region.

The reductions are the most significant made in the region since the Lehman acquisition and span Nomura’s non-Japanese footprint, with offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Australia and South Korea sharing the pain.

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