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Adam Vos takes over BNY Pershing's RIA custody unit as Wove is withdrawn

Ainslee Simmonds is out as the unit's head; four further BNY Pershing executive changes were recorded the same day, according to our tracking.

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  • Adam Vos is taking over BNY Pershing's RIA custody unit, moving across from the firm's corporate side; Ainslee Simmonds is out as the unit's head.

  • Pershing has withdrawn its Wove advisor platform.

  • Four further BNY Pershing executive changes were recorded the same day, according to our tracking.

Adam Vos is taking over BNY Pershing's RIA custody unit, moving across from the firm's corporate side; Ainslee Simmonds is out as the unit's head.

Pershing has withdrawn its Wove advisor platform.

Four further BNY Pershing executive changes were recorded the same day, according to our tracking.

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