Japanese lessons: South Korean securities firms

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The South Korean securities industry is well positioned and is planning to move into international markets. Domestic consolidation of securities firms at home should strengthen the industry, which will not likely make the same mistakes Japan did with their global ambitions.

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And now the home team

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William Thompson will resign as Tokyo branch manager for Salomon Brothers Inc, in January of 1992. He will be replaced by a committee of five headed by co-chief executives Toshiharu Kojima and Shigeru Myojin.

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Old habits die hard

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Nomura Securities has undergone a recovery, but still faces a number of challenges. The company aims to underwrite privatizations which are forecast with plans to reform the public sector.

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