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Sacklers/Purdue: judges do not want perfect to be enemy of good

A court ruling clears the way for swift payment for those affected by the US opioid crisis

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ESG: war in Ukraine leaves ethical investors sitting on defence

While number of funds investing in armaments has ticked up marginally, managers in this space are still 70-90% underweight

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WE Soda: IPO would help London’s dusty commodity franchise sparkle

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The coming crackdown on the ESG ratings industry

Also in today’s newsletter, UK power provider Drax crosses the Atlantic

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Fertile ground for corporate biodiversity goals

Also in today’s newsletter, is ‘hybrid energy’ the right path to the future?

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When water security runs dry | FT Moral Money

What role can private-sector investors play in improving supply reliability?

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The institutional investors souring on China

Plus, HSBC considers whether Ping An has political motivations and cyberweapon maker Paragon takes on NSO Group

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Private equity keeps the party going in China

Plus, the Issa brothers pull off another debt shuffling feat and junk bonds resurface on Wall Street

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Can Centerview Partners become the next Goldman Sachs?

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