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Royalty Pharma Discusses Policy Risks, Expands AI Capabilities, and Targets China

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Royalty Pharma stated that it is monitoring a shifting biopharma policy environment while maintaining a disciplined approach to capital deployment and leverage. The company is expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities and building a presence in China. Royalty Pharma also hired an executive from Goldman Sachs to lead its China operations.

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Why it matters

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The company views artificial intelligence as a tool to improve and accelerate due diligence by processing information from pharmaceutical and biotechnology partners more quickly. Royalty Pharma aims to be viewed as a strategic partner to help its partners grow, rather than purely a financial one.

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Who's involved

Royalty PharmaBiopharmaceutical company focused on strategic expansion and policy monitoring.
Goldman SachsFinancial services firm whose executive was hired by Royalty Pharma for its China team.

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Royalty Pharma
biopharmaceutical company based in New York City
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank
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