Big pharma wants you

Article Abstract:

A class of investors known as the strategic corporate venture capitalists, who are actually big pharmas, biopharmas and medical device companies, are in great need of unrealistically powerful internal R&D machines to keep their pipelines pumping out innovative new products to replenish expiring patents. Small startup life science companies can benefit from such companies that are willing to invest in small startups through mergers, acquisitions and in-licensed technologies and products to accomplish their objective.

Investor relations

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The rise of venture capital and biotechnology in the US and Europe

Article Abstract:

Venture capital (VC) funds range in size from about $20 million to billion of dollars and in return for investments in young, high-risk companies, the VC firm acquires significant equity positions in the these companies and has the potential to realize large returns on its investment when these companies begin trading shares on public markets or are acquired. Biotechnology investment in Europe and the United States are funded by the VC.

Europe, Finance, Company financing

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Term sheet trends in the venture capital market

Article Abstract:

A term sheet referred to as letters of intent is a summary of the principal terms on which an investor is willing to make an investment in a company. Term sheet provides the opportunity for an investor to clearly set out the terms and conditions needed to make a deal work.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Industry forecasts, Term insurance

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