Japanese brokerage Nomura has invested in AIM², a provider of fintech solutions powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
The AI-venture was set up in 2015 by hedge fund manager Brevan Howard.
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Nomura firsted partnered with AIM² a year ago.
Currently, the AI-based fintech firm is in the process of developing trading tools for players in wholesale financial markets.
Utilising AI, the new solutions will evaluate large historical high-frequency and real-time data sets to offer quotes and recommendations.
Nomura global head of wholesale Steve Ashley said: “The AIM² team has a strong combination of data scientists and capital market experts, and has built an industry leading AI engine that we will use across all asset classes to enhance the client experience and increase market share in flow products.
“This solution will also form part of our plans to accelerate Nomura’s Wholesale digital transformation.”
The latest move comes shortly after Nomura’s deployment of cloud-based Charles River Investment Management Solution.
The solution will cover diverse assets classes including fixed income, equity, foreign exchange, institutional and mutual funds.
The deployment is said to facilitate front office decision support, trading and compliance capabilities at the Japanese brokerage.
