Nomura nets ¥3.8 billion from CVA and DVA gains

- By Lorenzo Migliorato
- 29 Oct 2021

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Credit and debit valuation adjustments (CVA and DVA) to Nomura’s derivatives book swung in the bank’s favour in the three months to end-September, netting it ¥3.8 billion ($33 million) in income.

The gain wiped out the previous quarter’s CVA and DVA, which had torn a ¥1.8 billion hole in the net income line.

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