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In my personal experience as an independent trader, the ability to make immediate withdrawals is a significant factor when evaluating an asset management company. With Nomura Asset Management, I found their primary focus is on institutional and trust-based investment management, rather than retail trading or high-frequency transactions. The information I reviewed makes it clear that Nomura Asset Management is fully regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency under a retail forex license, which certainly increases my confidence in their operational standards and client protections. However, I could not find any detailed mention of specific payment methods or the speed of withdrawal processes. This isn’t uncommon among large asset management firms whose products are designed more for traditional investment horizons, such as funds and managed portfolios, rather than the “instant in, instant out” style typically associated with online forex brokers. Given Nomura Asset Management’s regulatory standing and their reputation for transparency, I would expect their withdrawal processes to be secure and compliant, but likely not instantaneous. Whenever immediate liquidity is a priority for me, I personally prefer to look for brokers or platforms that explicitly advertise instant funding and withdrawal solutions—something I did not encounter with Nomura Asset Management in the available information. As always, I recommend investors contact their support directly for the most up-to-date information before making any assumptions about withdrawal speeds.