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Week in Washington
The Congressional Budget Office's latest outlook for fiscal 2013-2023 predicts the annual deficit for 2013 would shrink to $845 billion if Congress allows sequestration – with its now 5 percent automatic cuts for the FDA, National Institutes of Health and other federal agencies – to occur March 1. The FDA held a public hearing to receive input on its proposal to expedite development of new drugs for serious or life-threatening conditions with unmet need. The pathway, which is being consideredBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 11, 2013 -
Public Financing Of Biotechnology: January 2013
I. COMMENCED TRADING IN JANUARY Company (Symbol)# Date Filed Date Comm. Shares/ Units (M) Price Shares Out (M)@ Lead, Other Underwriters Gross (US$M) Post- Offering Market Cap (M)% INITIAL OFFERINGS KaloBios Pharmaceuticals Inc. (South San Francisco; KBIO)1 10/5/12 1/31/13 8.75S $8 24.1 Leerink Swann LLC William Blair & Co. LLC Needham & Co. LLC $70 $192.8 Stemline Therapeutics Inc. (New York; STML)2 4/2/12 1/29/13 3.8S $10 7.46 Aegis Capital Corp. $38.2 $74.6 Total: $108.2M NumberBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 11, 2013 -
Top Private Financings Of Public Companies: 2013
Company Amount Raised Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc. $175M OPKO Health Inc. $175M Pacira Pharmaceuticals Inc. $110M Pharming Group $21.71M Medicago Inc. $15MBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 11, 2013 -
U.S. Public Offering Performance By Underwriter: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Ranked by Gross Proceeds* Rank Underwriter (Offerings as Lead/Offerings as Lead or Co-Manager) Gross Proceeds (M) 1 Cowen & Co. (20/31) $2,019.00 2 Leerink Swann (16/24) $1,828.15 3 J.P. Morgan Securities (18/18) $1,756.29 4 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (10/12) $1,480.42 5 Jefferies & Co. (21/21) $1,335.87 6 Stifel Nicolaus Weisel (7/15) $1,089.73 7 Piper Jaffray (10/16) $1,067.00 8 JMP Securities (3/13) $1,024.15 9 Lazard Capital Markets (9/15) $834.19 10 Oppenheimer & Co. (5/14) $806.22 11BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Week in Washington
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and other federal agencies earned a "D" average on the Government Accountability Office's report card for their efforts to request and respond to public comments when making major new rules. The grade dropped to an "F" for other rules. An FDA guidance shows when and how genomic principles could be applied in early phase trials to address questions that might pop up during development and regulatory review.BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Word on the Street
"Primary liver cancer is a complicated disease. This is a tough indication." – Michael H. Tardugno, CEO, Celsion Corp., after failure of the company's product candidate ThermoDox "It really does seem to work in every malignancy we've tested." – Norman Sharpless, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He and his colleagues have created a mouse with a reporter gene that appears to light up at the earliest stages of tumor development, regardless of the tissue type in which the tumor isBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Week in Review
Financings Anthera Pharmaceuticals Inc. completed a public offering worth $40 million in gross proceeds. Ariad Pharmaceuticals Inc. completed its public offering of 15.3 million shares at $19.60 per share. Auxilium Pharmaceuticals Inc. priced $325 million of 1.5 percent convertible senior notes due 2018. Bone Therapeutics SA raised $10.4 million in new financing as a prelude to a larger round. Champions Oncology Inc. raised $9.3 million from a private placement of 18.6 million shares. ForesiteBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Drug Discovery Alliance Aims To Boost Translational Hit Rate
The move by six major drug discovery and development organizations to codify relationships that have existed for many years signals growing frustration in academia about the dearth of venture capital funding and big pharma support for early stage therapeutic development. Launch of the Global Alliance of Leading Drug Discovery and Development Centres represents a formal effort by the global institutions to collaborate on drug discovery projects of mutual interest and to improve the translationalBy Marie Powers | BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Clinical Dev and Regulatory Affairs Experts in Demand
The FDA approved 39 new drugs in 2012, the highest since 1996, so it should come as no surprise that regulatory affairs and clinical development experts are in high demand these days. Even while macroeconomics and individual funding issues have caused some compression of employment at drug developers, there's been a steady demand for experts in clinical development and regulatory affairs, Victor Kleinman, executive vice president and managing director of global life sciences practice atBy Brian Orelli | BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Global Biotech Clusters Give Companies Reasons to Move
As the biotechnology industry continues to expand its global footprint it is giving rise to a plethora of new biotech clusters, particularly in emerging countries. Cities around the world are latching onto the significant economic potential that a thriving biotech hub can bring. As a result they are taking steps to build or expand regions and offering access to research excellence, highly qualified employees as well as lucrative tax and financial incentives designed to attract biotech andBy Peter Winter | BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Underwriters' Performance on IPOs: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Full Credit to All Underwriters, Ranked by After-Market Performance*# Rank Underwriter (IPOs as Lead/IPOs as Lead or Co-Manager) After-Market Performance (Average) 1 ThinkEquity LLC (0/1) +128% 2 Goldman, Sachs & Co. (1/1) +89% 3 BMO Capital Markets (2/3) +71% 4 Wedbush PacGrow Life Sciences (0/3) +57% 5 Needham & Co. (0/4) +52% 6 Lazard Capital Markets (1/3) +45% 7 Piper Jaffray (1/1) +43% 8 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (3/3) +33% 9 J.P. Morgan Securities (3/3) +28% 10 Citigroup GlobalBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
U.S. Public Offering Performance By Underwriter: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Ranked by After-Market Performance*# Rank Underwriter (Offerings as Lead/Offerings as Lead or Co-Manager) After-Market Performance (Average) 1 ThinkEquity LLC (0/1) +128% 2 Mizuho Securities (0/1) +88% 3 Brean Murray, Carret (0/2) +77% 4 MLV & Co. (0/1) +70% 5 Chardan Capital Markets (0/1) +70% 6 BMO Capital Markets (2/5) +49% 7 Morgan Stanley (7/7) +36% 8 Wedbush PacGrow Life Sciences (1/11) +32% 9 Goldman, Sachs & Co. (3/3) +27% 10 Barclays Capital (3/3) +26% 11 Robert W. Baird (0/1) +26% 12BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Lead Underwriter Performance on All U.S. Offerings: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Ranked by Gross Proceeds* Rank Underwriter (Offerings as Lead/Offerings as Lead or Co-Manager) Gross Proceeds (M) 1 J.P. Morgan Securities (18/18) $1,756.29 2 Jefferies & Co. (21/21) $1,335.87 3 Leerink Swann (16/24) $1,170.54 4 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (10/12) $1,101.92 5 Cowen & Co. (20/31) $1,094.00 6 Morgan Stanley (7/7) $744.00 7 Credit Suisse (7/7) $551.00 8 Piper Jaffray (10/16) $509.00 9 Citigroup Global Markets (including citibank) (7/7) $480.00 10 Lazard Capital Markets (9/15BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Lead Underwriter Performance on All U.S. Offerings: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Ranked by After-Market Performance*# Rank Underwriter (Offerings as Lead/Offerings as Lead or Co-Manager) After-Market Performance (Average) 1 BMO Capital Markets (2/5) +93% 2 RBC Capital Markets (1/5) +82% 3 Morgan Stanley (7/7) +36% 4 Wells Fargo Securities (3/4) +33% 5 Goldman, Sachs & Co. (3/3) +27% 6 Barclays Capital (3/3) +26% 7 Jefferies & Co. (21/21) +25% 8 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (10/12) +22% 9 Maxim Group LLC (2/5) +22% 10 J.P. Morgan Securities (18/18) +16% 11 Forham FinancialBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Underwriters' Performance on IPOs: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Full Credit to Lead Underwriter, Ranked by After-Market Performance*# Rank Underwriter (IPOs as Lead/IPOs as Lead or Co-Manager) After-Market Performance (Average) 1 BMO Capital Markets (2/3) +93% 2 Goldman, Sachs & Co. (1/1) +89% 3 Lazard Capital Markets (1/3) +58% 4 Piper Jaffray (1/1) +43% 5 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (3/3) +33% 6 J.P. Morgan Securities (3/3) +28% 7 Citigroup Global Markets (including citibank) (3/3) +26% 8 Cowen & Co. (3/6) +26% 9 Morgan Stanley (1/1) +26% 10 LeerinkBioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
BioWorld Stock Report For Public Biotechnology Companies
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Stock Gainers and Losers For The Week
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Underwriters' Performance on IPOs: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Full Credit to All Underwriters, Ranked by Gross Proceeds* Rank Underwriter (IPOs as Lead/IPOs as Lead or Co-Manager) Gross Proceeds (M) 1 Cowen & Co. (3/6) $368.00 2 Leerink Swann (4/5) $346.51 3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (3/3) $263.98 4 Needham & Co. (0/4) $252.61 5 J.P. Morgan Securities (3/3) $232.85 6 BMO Capital Markets (2/3) $224.00 7 Wedbush PacGrow Life Sciences (0/3) $215.00 8 Lazard Capital Markets (1/3) $195.15 9 Citigroup Global Markets (including citibank) (3/3) $189.00 10BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Underwriters' Performance on IPOs: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2012
Full Credit to Lead Underwriter, Ranked by Gross Proceeds* Rank Underwriter (IPOs as Lead/IPOs as Lead or Co-Manager) Gross Proceeds (M) 1 Leerink Swann (4/5) $265.51 2 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (3/3) $263.98 3 J.P. Morgan Securities (3/3) $232.85 4 Citigroup Global Markets (including citibank) (3/3) $189.00 5 Cowen & Co. (3/6) $166.00 6 BMO Capital Markets (2/3) $137.00 7 Morgan Stanley (1/1) $87.00 8 Goldman, Sachs & Co. (1/1) $81.00 9 Credit Suisse (1/1) $78.00 10 UBS Investment (1/1BioWorld Insight | Monday, February 4, 2013 -
Money Raised By Biotech In 2013 vs. 2012
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