Chinese Investors Wary Of In-Licensing-Only Biotechs After IPO Setback
Executive Summary
The torpedoed IPO application of a Shanghai-based biotech has already triggered a ripple of unease among venture capitalists in China, with some signaling suspension of investment in similar ventures.
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