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Nomura Reportedly Exploring Sale of Laser Digital, with Marex a Potential Buyer
2026-11-12 04:01:06
Source: BlokWiki News
Japanese financial group Nomura is reportedly considering selling its digital assets business, Laser Digital, according to Bloomberg. Commodity trading firm Marex has emerged as a potential buyer. The unit encompasses crypto asset trading, digital asset management, and on-chain credit partnerships. However, neither party has disclosed specific terms or the current status of negotiations.
#Laser Digital
#Nomura
#Marex
#digital asset trading
#on-chain credit
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