When Siddharth (known as “Sid”) Prasad joined Nomura’s London office in 1989 straight from the London School of Economics (LSE), his idea was to spend a couple of years gaining experience before returning to his native India. But 11 years on, despite all the turmoil that Nomura has been through, including the posting of a $6 billion loss in March 1999, Prasad is still there. In August last year he became co-head (with Seiichiro Miyaoka) of global debt primary markets, the first business at Nomura to be organized along global lines.
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