This book is the first complete guide to valuation in life sciences for industry professionals, investors, and academics. Boris Bogdan and Ralph Villiger introduce the characteristics of drug and medical device development, explain how to translate these into the valuation, and provide valuable indu
Valuation in Life Sciences: A Practical Guide
β Scribed by Boris Bogdan, Ralph Villiger
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 2007
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 257
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book is the first complete guide to valuation in life sciences for industryΒ professionals, investors, and academics. Boris Bogdan and Ralph Villiger introduce the characteristics of drug and medical device development, explain how to translate these into the valuation, and provide valuable industry data. After guiding the reader through the theory of valuation, including discounted cash-flow and real options, the authors demonstrate how to value projects, patents, licences, firms and stocks on real-life examples, even treating complex licence and company structures. Special emphasis is put on the practicability of the proposed methods by including many hands-on examples, without compromising on realistic results. Ralph Villiger and Boris Bogdan have written what is sure to become the industry standard reference for valuation of pharmaceutical and biotechnology projects and companies. At a time when the healthcare industry is placing increasing emphasis on licensing and M&A as a core strategy this book provides a firm understanding of the way in which products and businesses can be valued at all stages of their development. Dr. Martin Buckland, Chief Business Officer, Astex Therapeutics, Cambridge, UK The book presents a number of innovative ideas, illustrated with practical examples that should improve decision-making in the drug development process, intellectual property evaluation, licensing and sublicensing. The authors make a persuasive case for the use of advanced techniques and the section on worked-examples should be particularly appealing to practitioners. Dr. Martin Grossmann, Novartis Pharmaceuticals There is no doubt that this book will become an essential reference tool for professionals in technology transfer, business developers and biotech companies, as well as the pharmaceutical industry and Life Science investors. Jean-Pierre Saintouil, Director of Technology Transfer Department, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France
β¦ Table of Contents
Table of Contents......Page 9
Foreword......Page 5
Abbreviations......Page 11
Introduction......Page 12
Biotech......Page 13
Pharma......Page 14
The Role of Valuation......Page 15
Current Problems in Valuation......Page 17
Drug Discovery......Page 20
Clinical Trials......Page 21
Value Drivers......Page 23
Development and Approval in the US......Page 29
Cash Flows......Page 32
Discounting......Page 34
Discounted Cash Flows Valuation......Page 43
Real Options......Page 45
Difference Between Real Options and Financial Options......Page 68
Discounting......Page 75
Volatility......Page 79
Peak Sales......Page 81
Project Valuation......Page 83
Project Valuation with DCF......Page 85
Project Valuation with Real Options......Page 93
Simulations of Projects......Page 106
Structure of License Contracts......Page 115
Value Sharing......Page 121
Valuation of License Contracts with Two Parties: DCF......Page 122
Valuation of License Contracts with Two Parties: Real Options......Page 130
Simulation of License Contracts......Page 138
Early-Stage Licensing with Possible Sublicensing......Page 139
Theory DCF......Page 143
Theory Real Options......Page 148
Negotiating License Deals......Page 164
Valuing Projects with Multiple Indications......Page 170
Valuing Projects with Multiple Markets......Page 181
Technology Valuation and Feed Rate......Page 182
IP Valuation......Page 183
Pipeline Valuation......Page 191
Introduction......Page 193
Quantitative Approaches......Page 195
Introduction to Company Valuation......Page 198
Theory......Page 200
Interpretation of Valuation Results......Page 212
Case Company Valuation......Page 214
Stock Valuation......Page 216
Exercises......Page 224
Solutions......Page 230
References......Page 249
C......Page 251
D......Page 252
I......Page 253
N......Page 254
R......Page 255
U......Page 256
W......Page 257
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