Nomura

[ naw-moo-rah ]

noun

1. Ki·chi·sa·bu·ro [kee, -chee-, sah, -boo-, raw], 1877–1964, Japanese diplomat.

Example Sentences

In the post-pandemic world, Nomura is aiming for a hybrid work style that combines time in the office and remote working.

From Time

At Nomura, in order to realize our management vision of achieving sustainable growth by helping resolve social issues, we aim to create a work model that best reflects our values and corporate culture.

From Time

Though a reader meets Nomura and Yoshinaga in the first several dozen pages of the book, and though they intermittently reappear amid the lengthy historical portions, they slide too much into the background until the riveting final third of the book.

From Washington Post

In the case of Kudo-kai case boss Nomura, the appropriate Japanese proverb appears to be: “The mouth is the gate of misfortune.”

From The Daily Beast

The unexplained story is the large and reputable organizations damaged, like HSBC, RBS, Santander, BNP Paribas, Nomura, and so on.

From The Daily Beast

The remnants of the defunct Lehman Brothers are now in the hands of Barclays in the United States and Nomura in Europe and Asia.

From The Daily Beast