Nomura has reduced its exposure to countries in the eurozone periphery by 75 per cent in the past two months in a move that highlights concerns about the growing risk of holding eurozone periphery government debt amid the region’s crisis.
The Japanese investment bank said it had cut its country exposure to Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain from $3.55bn at the end of September to $884m by last Thursday.
Nomura said it had slashed its exposure to Italy, in particular, by 83 per cent from $2.8bn to $467m.
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