Tue, Jul 13, 2021
Kroll recently hosted a webcast series that brought together our leading experts and industry leaders to share insights on trends, valuation, technology, intellectual property (IP), risk and regulation in the life sciences industry. Please see below for more details on each session and a link to the event replays.
As big pharma and biotech conglomerates continue to seek growth following the COVID-19 pandemic, our experts provide insights on what will shape the future of the life sciences industry and dissect the key drivers of M&A activity.
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Purchase accounting valuation in the biotechnology industry can be particularly challenging. Understanding the intricacies of biotechnology valuation and having command best practices is key to successfully navigating the valuation process for all stakeholders. Duff & Phelps’ Life Sciences valuation advisory team walk you through a purchase price allocation for a hypothetical biotechnology company based on real world experience.
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Technology continues to impact the relationship between businesses and their stakeholders, with data exchange, digital service provision and innovation all driving discussion. Our panel of experts address data-driven approaches to patient care, the impact of technology on regulation, and IP, data privacy and cyber security issues in the healthcare and life sciences industry.
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Our panel of leading attorneys discuss current issues facing the life sciences industry with respect to the management, protection and enforcement of IP rights in the UK, Europe and the U.S.
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Chris Campbell, Chief Strategist at Kroll, Michael Kiely, President of U.S. Government Affairs at UPS and John Selib, Senior Vice President, Global Policy & Public Affairs at Pfizer, sat down for a fireside chat on the impact of regulation on the life sciences industry as well as emerging hot topics.
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This discussion provides insights on how the post-COVID-19 environment is challenging for the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. The increased public scrutiny and rapid development of and changes to these industries over the past year amplifies existing operational risks. Our panel of experts addressed evolving risks challenging life sciences global supply chains, including around price gouging rules, how to identify risk exposure and navigate the complex regulatory landscape.
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Valuation of businesses, assets and alternative investments for financial reporting, tax and other purposes.
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