Finance Watch: BIO Says Proposed Foreign Investment Regulations Will Lower Investment In US Biotech
Executive Summary
Private Company Edition: BIO comments suggest definitions of personal data expand the scope of foreign investments in biotech companies that must be reviewed by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). Also, NeuroRx’s $95m deal leads recent private financings.
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