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Apex and FusionIQ have struck a deal to simplify financial services technology development, targeting banks, credit unions, RIAs and broker/dealers modernizing wealth management products.
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An industrial dynasty's investment group is working with a fourth-generation member of a banking family, according to Family Capital.
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Madrid's Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza will expand into a second venue housing more than 360 contemporary works donated or loaned from the TBA21 Collection. The foundation was established in 2002 by philanthropist Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza for her personal collection.
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Taryn Simon's "Father Country I Do Love You" at the Guggenheim builds a sprawling narrative from an FBI agent's recollections. The exhibition pairs painstaking research with introductory tales Simon could never confirm, keeping doubt permanently in play.
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Taryn Simon's Guggenheim exhibition, Father Country I Do Love You, assembles more than 1,000 photographs and thousands of words into a 42-part installation built from a decade of interviews with an anonymous FBI agent.
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The British-Indian artist's retrospective at Kettle's Yard in Cambridge brings together intimate photographs that show how art and activism can work together. The images are described as both tender and powerful.
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Unionized workers at three New York institutions have voted to authorize strike action if contract talks fail. The vote lands amid a broader reckoning over museum labor and funding.
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A fast-moving storm dropped nearly two inches of rain in an hour over Florence on September 17, with water seeping through an Uffizi skylight and reaching the Palazzo Pitti. Concern focused on the masterworks housed in both institutions.
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The Kröller-Müller Museum is showing its entire collection of 88 Van Gogh paintings for the first time in more than two decades, organised around the themes of faith, hope and love.
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An Australian entrepreneur has developed Artist Engineering Hardware, a hands-free system intended to lower the risk of damage during art transport and installation. The approach removes direct contact with works of art.
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Asset manager Mirova has reshaped its executive committee to improve execution and prepare for shifts in sustainable finance, following the appointment of Léa Dunand-Chatellet as chief executive.
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Godrej Wealth plans to enter India's asset management sector next year, applying for a mutual fund licence while extending its wealth platform into new cities and targeting Rs30bn in assets this financial year.
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Fred Crosnier will lead JPMorgan's asset and wealth management operations from 1 January, reporting to CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes. Julie Harris, who joined in 2017, plans to retire in early 2027.
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Peter Max, whose riotous Pop and psychedelic images became inseparable from the counterculture, has died at 88. A celebrity in his own right, he also created portraits of famous and powerful people.
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Archaeologists have uncovered a vast Chimú burial site in Peru, complete with human remains and rich offerings. The discovery points to an elite funerary complex dating back six centuries.
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Depp's first exhibition in China, "Figures of the Fringe," opens at Modern Art Museum Shanghai. It arrives ahead of his Paramount Pictures comeback as Scrooge.
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ArtRio opens amid political uncertainty with 76 galleries. A presidential election and a new generation of collectors are shaping Brazil's art market.
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The Centre for Contemporary Arts Tashkent opened to the public on September 6, becoming Uzbekistan's first permanent institution devoted to contemporary art. Sara Raza, a London-born curator, writer and educator, was named artistic director and chief curator last year.
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Peter Max, whose Day-Glo paintings defined the Flower Power aesthetic, died September 18 in a New York hospital at 88. He had Alzheimer's-related dementia.
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A two-venue museum survey in St. Louis brings overdue attention to Juanita McNeely, the feminist painter who died in 2023. Most works on view are unsold gallery inventory, highlighting a market still catching up to her achievements.
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Oliver Gregson says acquisitions may support Schroders' shift to high-net-worth clients, following shareholder approval of its £9.9bn sale to Nuveen.
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HSBC Private Bank extends its institutional-style investment offering to ultra-high net worth clients in Singapore, following Hong Kong. The Access platform links qualifying clients to venture capital, private market products and direct investments.
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Crédit Agricole next bank has put Avaloq's new mobile banking system into production, the first Swiss bank to do so after a local pilot. The SaaS platform covers payments and investment actions in one app.
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Apex Fintech Solutions and FusionIQ have announced an alliance combining clearing, custody and brokerage infrastructure with a cloud-based digital wealth platform. The tie-up aims to reduce integration complexity for banks, credit unions, RIAs and broker-dealers.
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