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Lifestyle

Art museums are discovering fashion as art

Fashion is taking the museum world by storm. But while visitors are flocking to blockbuster couture shows, fashion has long been on display in the portraits and old master paintings of museums around the world.
Financial markets

From a banyan tree to a market system

From a banyan tree in front of Bombay's town hall to one of the world's fastest trading platforms, the 150-year journey of the Bombay Stock Exchange shows how India's equity markets have institutionalised trust at scale - and why that matters to anyone allocating long-term capital.
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Investment strategy

The future of private banking: The human factor in the age of AI

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries at extraordinary speed, and private banking is no exception. For H.S.H. Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein, Chairman LGT, this shift opens up powerful opportunities - and raises fundamental questions about the essence of banking and the value...
Lifestyle

"Young musicians need more opportunities"

In this miniseries, the LGT Young Soloists answer three questions about the beginnings of their musical careers, their highlights and challenges. This week, we speak to violinist Haeun Honney Kim.
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Entrepreneurship

You don't need a brilliant idea to start a business

Many would-be entrepreneurs spend years waiting for that one brilliant idea. But successful businesses rarely start with a flash of inspiration. More often, they start with a feel for the market, curiosity and the courage to take the plunge.
Sustainability

Rewilding: Bringing back the wilderness

Rewilding restores the natural dynamics of damaged ecosystems. We explain why key species, such as rhinos, play a central role in this process, and why successful conservation projects can only be achieved in partnership with the local population.

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