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BEIJING, Nov. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

The first China-Japan Capital Market Research Forum was held in Shanghai with

scholars, financial investors and entrepreneurs from China and Japan exchanging

insights on post-pandemic trends and changes of international investment.

With asset management practices shared and different market research and

analysis methods introduced by both sides, the forum, sponsored by Nomura

Orient International Securities Co., Ltd. (Nomura Orient), aims to integrate

resources of Chinese and Japanese markets while help boost China's wealth and

asset management for better development.

With "openness" being Shanghai's distinctive feature, internationalization has

always been the goal in Shanghai international financial center construction,

said Ge Ping, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Financial Regulatory

Bureau.

Among approximately 1,700 licensed financial institutions in Shanghai, about

one third are foreign financial institutions, Ge said, commenting that Shanghai

has become the top choice and a gathering place for foreign financial

institutions that come to China for development.

China's opening-up aims for international cooperation, and the successful case

with Nomura Orient could act as a model for international securities

cooperation, providing reference for China's capital market development,

according to Tu Guangshao, chairman of the Shanghai Finance Institute.

The establishment of Nomura Orient actually comes from China's opening-up in

its capital market, according to Toshiyasu Iiyama, head of China Committee of

Nomura Holdings, Inc. and President & CEO with Nomura Institute of Capital

Markets.

Nomura Orient will continue to leverage Nomura Group's global resources to

actively promote exchanges and cooperation between the capital markets of China

and Japan, said Yu Qing, Board Chairman of Nomura Orient.

As a Sino-Japanese joint venture, Nomura Orient will continue to bridge Chinese

and Japanese capital markets for better connectivity, said Sun Dongqing,

general manager of Nomura Orient.

As one of the first foreign-owned securities companies approved to establish

and start operations in China, Nomura Orient put its main focus on wealth

management and has obtained four securities business qualification including

securities brokerage, securities investment consulting, securities

self-management service and securities asset management.

Nomura Group, the the controlling shareholder of Nomura Orient, is a global

financial services group with an integrated network spanning over 30 countries.

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