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Securities Market Benchmarks

Japanese

Nomura Securities Global Quantitative Research
calculate and offer benchmark indices for Japanese and Global
markets. These indices are developed to reflect the movement of each
market, and therefore can be used for performance measurement,
as a portfolio universe, etc.

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Russell/Nomura Prime Index Futures to Lauch on April 25


Russell/Nomura Japan Index

Benchmark index for the Japanese stock market, classified by investment style

NOMURA-BPI

Performance index of the Japanese bond market

NOMURA Swap Index

Performance index of yen interest rate swaps

NOMURA400

Benchmark index of 400 companies representing the Japanese market

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