Nomura says that it booked $2.3 billion loss tied to Archegos fallout

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Justin Low
27/04/2021 | 06:12 GMT

Nomura says that it has cleared 97% of positions related to Archegos

They are one of the worst-hit firms from the entire episode. The $2.3 billion loss ties back to the previous financial year ending March 2021. From before:

  • Credit Suisse estimates CHF 600 million impact from Archegos fallout in Q2
  • UBS says took $774 million hit related to Archegos fallout
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