Webcast: Life Sciences 2025 Outlook Webcast Series: Royalty Finance
Webcasts | March 12, 2025
The life sciences industry entered 2025 with a largely favorable set of catalysts, but also with some larger risks that will impact companies differently.
Join our team of seasoned attorneys and industry leaders for part one of this webcast series, where we provide an integrated outlook on royalty finance in the life sciences, identifying trends and uncertainties that will shape the year ahead. For a copy of our full Life Sciences 2025 Outlook, click here.
Topics include:
- Key development in 2024: continued growth in non-dilutive financing through debt, royalty financings and synthetic royalty financings, with a deeper pool of capital on the investor-side and a favorable macro-economic environment, provided that inflation does not return, and interest rates increase
- Expected impacts of a shifting geopolitical environment and regulatory landscape under the Trump administration
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PANELISTS:
- Todd Trattner (Gibson Dunn)
- Ryan Murr (Gibson Dunn)
- Doug Prescott (TD Cowen)
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