J.P. Morgan Executive Roundtable, Part 3: Financing Is Difficult, But Available For Drugs That Provide Value
Executive Summary
Plunging biopharma company stock values and declining IPO activity have contributed to a more difficult financing environment, but money is still available for public and private drug developers whose products provide value in the eyes of patients and payers.
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