Takashi Nakamichi and Ryo Horiuchi report that Daiwa Securities, Japan’s second-largest brokerage and investment banking firm, is responding to a breach at one of its vendors. Daiwa Securities Group said information on as many as 110,000 clients may have been stolen after the servers of an external vendor were hacked. Japan’s second-largest brokerage received a...
Daiwa Securities says info on 110,000 clients may have been leaked in vendor incident
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