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In Europe: Bristol, Frankfurt, Chester London and Jersey. I think Cincinnati might have them but really not sure about the US. 
Aye-aye is present in Ueno and Taipei in Asia.
I think Taipei only have (0.1) but Ueno have at least 5-6 animals.
Taipei has one young female aye-aye, that was bred at Ueno. They hope to get a male and breed them. Enclosure is a bit on the small side, with reverse lighting and a red light, so all photos of her come out red. She is very acrobatic and always climbing around.
On another note, the Northern Dry Zone Slender Loris (Loris lydekkerianus nordicus) is kept in a few places in Europe, but is it in America? I remember seeing it as a kid in the World of Darkness at the Bronx Zoo, but that building closed over a decade ago, so I have no photos of it.
Sorry despite research I have not found American zoos hosting it.
Aye-ayes are held in Bristol, Chester, Frankfurt, Jersey and London in Europe, Tsimbazaza in Madagascar and a few zoos in the USA.
The following collections have had aye-ayes at some time in the period from 2018 to date: Denver, Duke University Lemur Center, Philadelphia, San Diego, San Francisco. It seems that San Francisco may not have aye-ayes now.
Doesn't Ueno have an outdoor exhibit?
I seem to remember an Asian zoo having an outdoor exhibit for aye-ayes but it seems I was wrong.
There are 56 aye-ayes in total outside of Madagascar. 20 in Europe across five holders, 25 in the US across seven holders, 10 at Ueno, and one at Taipei.
Before I get the question about which zoos and how many:
Four at Frankfurt
Three at Bristol
Three at Chester
Eight at Jersey
Two at London
Two at Cincinnati
One at Cleveland Metroparks
Three at Denver
Nine at Duke Lemur Center
Two at Henry Doorly
Four at Philadelphia
Four at San Diego
Black Lion Tamarin
I'd be somewhat surprised were this to be accurate - although it would be a nice surprise!
Assam Macaque
This one doesn't quite ring true either - certainly the species was not held when I visited in October 2018, and I have heard no reports of fresh imports.
I'd be somewhat surprised were this to be accurate - although it would be a nice surprise!
Assam Macaque
This one doesn't quite ring true either - certainly the species was not held when I visited in October 2018, and I have heard no reports of fresh imports.
1.1 Black Lion Tamarin are held at Bird Park Vorobi whilst a group of Assam Macaque are still listed as held, or at least owned by Dresden but the information is sketchy on the group at best
San Diego is only currently listed as holding three and interestingly there is now no record of Denver holding the species currently