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This material was at Daiwa Securities but apparently refers to Daiwa Bank (which now redirects here). Should be merged in.

Daiwa Bank is a Japanese bank. In 1995, one of its bond traders, Toshihide Iguchi, in New York lost $1.1 billion speculating in the bond market. The company was later indicted for not reporting crimes by Iguchi including selling unauthorized sale of client's securities to cover losses.

• Press Release Announcing Criminal Indictment Of Daiwa Bank, 11/2/95

According to their website (both English and Japanese) they have two head offices: one in Osaka and one in Tokyo. Neither page indicates if one is more of a headquarters than the other, but both are called the "head office". Sot technically, they are headquartered in both Osaka and Tokyo. ··· 日本穣 ^{? · Talk to Nihon jo e} 21:01, 16 September 2006 (UTC) reply