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Nomura trading and investment head gets $12M paycheck

It's the biggest ever for Japan’s biggest brokerage.

Nomura Holdings Inc. gave Christopher Willcox the highest ever pay for an executive officer at Japan’s biggest brokerage after the company returned to profit growth. 

Willcox, who heads the Tokyo-based firm’s trading and investment banking, got $12 million in compensation for t

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