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Nomura Starts Trading Crypto Derivatives, Joining Rivals Goldman, JPMorgan

Nomura Starts Trading Crypto Derivatives, Joining Rivals Goldman, JPMorgan

Nomura Starts Trading Crypto Derivatives, Joining Rivals Goldman, JPMorgan

Nomura carried out bitcoin futures and options trades with derivatives exchange CME Group and crypto market maker Cumberland DRW.

Nomura carried out bitcoin futures and options trades with derivatives exchange CME Group and crypto market maker Cumberland DRW.

Nomura carried out bitcoin futures and options trades with derivatives exchange CME Group and crypto market maker Cumberland DRW.

AccessTimeIconMay 13, 2022, 9:56 AM
Updated May 11, 2023, 6:51 PM
Japanese investment bank Nomura has introduced over-the-counter crypto derivatives. (charnsitr/Shutterstock)

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