As the sequelae of the scandal where Nomura Holdings manipulated the bond market continue to ferment, people familiar with the matter revealed that some large Japanese financial institutions have stopped trading with the company. According to people familiar with the matter, at least 10 companies suspended some business activities with Nomura due to the violation, including large life insurance companies, trust banks, and asset management companies. People familiar with the matter said that if progress is made in the future, such as Nomura's detailed explanation of how to prevent a similar situation from happening again, these companies may resume securities or bond transactions with Nomura.

As the sequelae of the scandal where Nomura Holdings manipulated the bond market continue to ferment, people familiar with the matter revealed that some large Japanese financial institutions have stopped trading with the company. According to people familiar with the matter, at least 10 companies suspended some business activities with Nomura due to the violation, including large life insurance companies, trust banks, and asset management companies. People familiar with the matter said that if progress is made in the future, such as Nomura's detailed explanation of how to prevent a similar situation from happening again, these companies may resume securities or bond transactions with Nomura.