European biotech leaders explore China's role in global life sciences innovation at Paris roundtable
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Anthony Paronneau
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A roundtable discussion in Paris examined China's evolving role in the global biotechnology ecosystem, focusing on how European life sciences companies and investors can access Chinese innovation, accelerate clinical development, structure cross-border transactions, and navigate regulatory, intellectual property, and geopolitical considerations in China-related deals.
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The session focused on how organisations can access Chinese innovation, accelerate clinical development, structure cross-border transactions to maximise value, and navigate the regulatory, intellectual property and geopolitical considerations that increasingly shape China-related deals.
The discussion brought together leading voices from across the biotech and investment landscape.
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