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The outperformance caps a year in which investing in funds with environmental, social and governance themes has faced major headwinds.

The best operators know how to strike a deal, and in 2024, there’s plenty of dry powder and more pressure to deploy.

Recent Developments:Worst Israeli combat losses in over a monthFierce fighting in the north and south at the same timeBritish doctor at Khan Younis

Parliament is due to vote at 1900 GMTSunak's party was split by the emergencyThe rebels want to block legal appeals against the Rwanda projectLONDON, Dec

Parliament is due to vote at 1900 GMTSunak's party was split by the OrdinanceThe rebels want to block legal appeals against the Rwanda projectLONDON, Dec

Recent Developments:Gaza health officials put the death toll at 18,000WHO says improving health status is almost impossibleThe Israel-Hezbollah conflict

Recent Developments:Eight hostages were handed over to the Red Cross in Gaza CityPalestinian prisoners are expected to be releasedHamas' armed wing says

Gaza/Jerusalem, Nov. 23 (Reuters) - Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas will begin a four-day ceasefire on Friday morning, with the first

Recent Developments:Netanyahu says he hopes 'good news will come soon' about the hostagesUS OFFICIAL: We were very close to a hostage dealGaza/Jerusalem,