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Nomura Tightens Home Visit Rules After Attempted Murder Arrest
- Former employee is suspected of robbing clients at their home
- Brokerage issues apology to customers, vows better oversight
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Nomura Holdings Inc. is tightening rules on employee visits to clients’ homes after a former worker was arrested on suspicion of robbery, arson and attempted murder in Hiroshima.
Employees at Japan’s biggest brokerage will require prior approval to consult with customers in their homes, the Tokyo-based company said in a statement on Wednesday.