Alexion’s Investigation Reveals ‘Inappropriate’ Conduct, Nothing Illegal
Executive Summary
Alexion’s internal investigation of so-called pull-in sales found no improper financial activity, but will require employee training and amended procedures to avoid further violations of company policies.
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