Bloomberg reports that Larkin, 38, who was head of Americas equities trading at the Japanese brokerage, left this week after about a year, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
Dalban, whose group uses Nomura’s capital to trade, was also poised to leave the bank, two other people said earlier this month. The people asked not to be named because the information is private.
Larkin joined Nomura in New York in January last year from Millennium Management LLC, where he was head of equities for the hedge fund.
Dalban also previously worked at Millennium, where he ran the hedge fund’s European business, according to Nomura at the time of his June 2010 hiring.
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