Will UK's IP Commercialization Model Go Trans-Atlantic Soon?

IP commercialization may be all the rage for company creation in the UK, but it remains comparatively unknown in the US. The CEOs of two Boston-based groups using that business approach – Allied Minds PLC and PureTech Health PLC – spoke to Scrip's sister publication Start-Up about their firms' strategies for creating and developing life science businesses using the model.

IP commercialization may be all the rage for company creation in the UK, but it remains comparatively unknown in the US. The CEOs of two Boston-based groups using that business approach – Allied Minds PLC and PureTech Health PLC – spoke to Scrip's sister publication Start-Up about their firms' strategies for creating and developing life science businesses using the model.

The London Stock Exchange lists about half a dozen corporations in the business of what's known as "intellectual property commercialization." These are firms that tap promising discoveries, often spun out...

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