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    Nagasaka

    Research Analyst at Morgan Stanley

    Mia Nagasaka is an Executive Director and senior equity research analyst at Morgan Stanley, specializing in coverage of the Japanese banking and financial services sector. She covers major Japanese financial institutions, delivering in-depth fundamental analysis and investment recommendations for global investors, and is recognized for her strong performance as one of the few senior women analysts in the industry. Nagasaka began her analyst career over a decade ago, initially covering the technology, media, and telecom (TMT) sector before transitioning to financials in 2016, and joined Morgan Stanley in 2010. She holds advanced financial credentials and is a noted pioneer within her sector, balancing industry expertise with a commitment to diversity and mentorship.

    Nagasaka's questions to NOMURA HOLDINGS (NMR) leadership

    Nagasaka's questions to NOMURA HOLDINGS (NMR) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Nagasaka of Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities asked about client sentiment in two key areas. For Investment Banking, he inquired about the recovery in corporate engagement and deal outlook, particularly in Japan. For Wealth Management, he asked if client investment appetite remained strong despite market uncertainty.

    Answer

    CFO Hiroyuki Moriuchi noted that Japanese corporate enthusiasm for strategic action remains high due to governance reforms, creating a stable deal environment. Overseas, sentiment is improving. In Wealth Management, he observed that while some clients paused during the April market shock, they remained calm and did not panic, suggesting improved investor literacy and maturity.

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    Nagasaka's questions to NOMURA HOLDINGS (NMR) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Nagasaka of Morgan Stanley inquired about client sentiment in Investment Banking, asking if Nomura sees a similar recovery to US banks and noting any unique trends in Japan. He also asked about client behavior and investment appetite in Wealth Management amid market uncertainty.

    Answer

    CFO Hiroyuki Moriuchi highlighted that Japanese corporate enthusiasm for strategic action remains uniquely high due to governance reforms. Overseas, deal sentiment is improving. In Wealth Management, he noted that while some clients paused during the April market shock, they did not panic, indicating improved investor maturity and literacy.

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