Are Korean Biopharma Alliances Recovering After Gloomy Year?
Trend Toward Higher Upfronts
Executive Summary
Recent sizable out-licensing deals with global big pharma firms are raising hopes of a recovery in Korean biopharma alliances and also point to possible changes in deal structures towards international norms.
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