Nomura Holdings CEO Kentaro Okuda saw his compensation increase by 36% to approximately $10 million for the fiscal year ending March 31st. This rise coincides with the company achieving record net profits for the second consecutive year, driven by a strong Japanese financial market and increased trading volumes. The firm's wholesale business head, Christopher Willcox, earned $17 million, the highest among executives. Okuda's leadership has focused on maintaining stable growth even during market downturns, leading Nomura to raise its medium-term profit targets. AI
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