The post Nomura-Owned Laser Digital Plans Crypto License Application in Japan: Bloomberg appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Laser Digital, a subsidiary of the Nomura Group, is planning to expand its crypto offering in Japan, Bloomberg reported on Friday. The Switzerland-based unit is in pre-consultation talks with Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) as it prepares to apply for a crypto trading license to offer services to institutional clients, according to the report citing CEO Jez Mohideen. “Our entry into Japan reflects our optimism in the Japanese digital-asset ecosystem,” Mohideen said. The news comes in the same week that Tokyo-based Nomura’s rival Daiwa Securities has begun allowing clients to offer bitcoin BTC$122,955.99 and ether ETH$4,536.05 as collateral to borrow yen, demonstrating the convergence of digital and traditional finance (TradFi) in Japan. Laser did provide any further comment when contacted by CoinDesk. UPDATE (Oct. 3, 12:00 UTC): Adds that Laser did not provide further comment. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/10/03/nomura-owned-laser-digital-plans-crypto-license-application-in-japan-bloombergThe post Nomura-Owned Laser Digital Plans Crypto License Application in Japan: Bloomberg appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Laser Digital, a subsidiary of the Nomura Group, is planning to expand its crypto offering in Japan, Bloomberg reported on Friday. The Switzerland-based unit is in pre-consultation talks with Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) as it prepares to apply for a crypto trading license to offer services to institutional clients, according to the report citing CEO Jez Mohideen. “Our entry into Japan reflects our optimism in the Japanese digital-asset ecosystem,” Mohideen said. The news comes in the same week that Tokyo-based Nomura’s rival Daiwa Securities has begun allowing clients to offer bitcoin BTC$122,955.99 and ether ETH$4,536.05 as collateral to borrow yen, demonstrating the convergence of digital and traditional finance (TradFi) in Japan. Laser did provide any further comment when contacted by CoinDesk. UPDATE (Oct. 3, 12:00 UTC): Adds that Laser did not provide further comment. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/10/03/nomura-owned-laser-digital-plans-crypto-license-application-in-japan-bloomberg

Nomura-Owned Laser Digital Plans Crypto License Application in Japan: Bloomberg

Laser Digital, a subsidiary of the Nomura Group, is planning to expand its crypto offering in Japan, Bloomberg reported on Friday.

The Switzerland-based unit is in pre-consultation talks with Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) as it prepares to apply for a crypto trading license to offer services to institutional clients, according to the report citing CEO Jez Mohideen.

“Our entry into Japan reflects our optimism in the Japanese digital-asset ecosystem,” Mohideen said.

The news comes in the same week that Tokyo-based Nomura’s rival Daiwa Securities has begun allowing clients to offer bitcoin BTC$122,955.99 and ether ETH$4,536.05 as collateral to borrow yen, demonstrating the convergence of digital and traditional finance (TradFi) in Japan.

Laser did provide any further comment when contacted by CoinDesk.

UPDATE (Oct. 3, 12:00 UTC): Adds that Laser did not provide further comment.

Source: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/10/03/nomura-owned-laser-digital-plans-crypto-license-application-in-japan-bloomberg

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