(Update) Nomura Executives to Return Pay over Ex-Worker's Indictment
Tokyo, Dec. 3 (Jiji Press)--Nomura Securities Co. said Tuesday that President Kentaro Okuda will voluntarily return 30 pct of his executive compensation for three months following a former employee's indictment on robbery and attempted homicide charges.
Nine other executives at the Japanese brokerage house will also return 20-30 pct of their pay for three months.
(2024/12/03-22:20)
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