Nomura cuts CEO pay after ex-worker charged with robbery
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CEO Kentaro Okuda announced he will return 30% of his salary for three months to address the fallout from a serious scandal involving a former employee's crimes.
Okuda stated, 'We would like to deeply apologize to the victims as well as many other people involved for the great inconvenience and concerns caused,' reflecting the company's commitment to accountability.
Nomura is implementing measures such as tightening rules around client visits and enhancing ethics training, aiming to rebuild trust following recent scandals.
Following allegations toward a former employee, prosecutors charged him with drugging an elderly couple, stealing from them, and setting their home on fire.
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