Nomura Holdings Sets Long-Term ROE Target of 10%-12% and Maintains High Payout Ratio
During the Q2 fiscal 2027 earnings call, Nomura Holdings (NMR) leadership addressed recent market volatility and uncertainty. Despite these headwinds, management reported resilient profitability, noting that the company achieved a Return on Equity (ROE) of 13.3% during the first half of the fiscal year. Looking toward long-term strategic goals, Nomura aims to stabilize its ROE within a target range of 10% to 12% or higher by 2030. Additionally, the firm committed to maintaining a shareholder payout ratio of at least 40%, signaling a focus on consistent capital returns to investors.
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