Japanese Tradfi Giant Nomura’s Crypto Arm to Launch Coin Trading Platform
The Japanese tradfi giant Nomura is set to launch a crypto trading platform for professional traders by early 2023 – as the firm looks to ramp up its crypto operations. Nomura recently announced the launch of a crypto-fo...
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Nomura recently announced the launch of a crypto-focused firm named Laser Digital. This new subsidiary also operates a sub-unit named Laser Venture Capital. This body, the company said, will back projects in the decentralized finance (DeFi), centralized finance (CeFi), Web3, and blockchain spaces....
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