News of the blowup spread through financial circles in Tokyo to the pulse of a familiar refrain: "Not again."
Nomura Holdings Inc. had run into trouble far from home, this time, with the giant implosion of Archegos Capital Management in New York. Few institutions have been as humbled by the Archegos debacle as Nomura, the forever-striving giant of Japanese finance.
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