- Equity
Department
Fixed Income Department
Investment Banking Department
Structured Transaction Group
Equity
Business
1.
Japanese Equities
Research Sales
Group
Provides high quality investment information and research
products
Arranges meetings and seminars with Japanese companies, analysts,
economists and strategists
Major underwriter of Japanese Equity IPOs and secondary offerings
Sales Trading
Groups
- Access to
market making
- Send your orders
direct to our trading desk in Tokyo, or enter orders in New
York
- Access to block
offers from domestic institutions
- Route your orders
directly to Japanese exchanges through our electronic execution
system
Japanese Equity
Trading
- Trades ADRs
- Makes markets on
NASDAQ
- Prices principal
baskets, VWAP guaranty, and individual stocks
2. US
Equities
- Provides high
quality investment information and research products
- Arranges meetings
with US companies, Analysts, economists and strategists for
Japanese institutional investors
- Members of all
Major Exchanges in US
Go to US Equity Page (Contents in
Japanese)
3. Structured Transaction Group
DSA's Structured Transactions Group (STG) is a diversified group that offers global trading opportunities tailored to meet the needs of sophisticated clients. The STG desk is composed of highly experienced traders offering a wide range of products
and securities lending.
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Fixed
Income Business
Daiwa Securities
America Inc. has been a primary dealer since 1986. Our primary
dealer and other fixed income operations comprise four areas:
- sales and trading
US Treasuries;
- matched book sales
and trading activities;
- fixed income derivatives;
and
- sales of Yen based
fixed income securities.
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Investment
Banking Business
The group provides a full range of capital - raising services for corporate and institutional clients and manages the firm's activities in the primary debt and equity capital markets. The group works closely with its counterparts in Tokyo, London and Hong Kong in the structuring, execution and distribution of public and private offerings.
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