Podcast: What Does The Pfizer/Seagen Merger Mean For M&A In 2023?

A Discussion Of Current Deal Trends

Scrip overviews biopharma deal-making in 2022 and discusses the Pfizer/Seagen merger and its ramifications for the remainder of 2023, with EF Hutton analyst Mike King and Mintz attorney Matt Gardella.

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Will the Pfizer/Seagen deal mean a wave of larger M&A in biopharma? • Source: Shutterstock

Pfizer Inc.’s $43bn offer to buy Seagen Inc. in March was the biggest biopharmaceutical merger-and-acquisition deal since 2019. With 2022 having yielded the lowest amount of biopharma M&A by dollar value in several years, Scrip’s Joseph Haas discussed the Pfizer/Seagen deal, biopharma deal-making in 2022 and where it may be headed in 2023 with Mike King, managing director and head of healthcare research at EF Hutton Group, and Matt Gardella, an attorney focused on biopharma deal-making at US law firm Mintz.

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