Finance Watch: Cell And Gene Therapies Buck 2019’s Venture Capital Trend

Private Company Edition: VC deals are surging this year for cell and gene therapy firms, according to ARM’s third quarter report. Also, Vivo Capital and the CF Foundation plan to invest nearly $2bn in health care and life science opportunities, and Akeso completes $150m series D.

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Venture capital investment in biopharmaceutical companies has been on the decline in 2019, but one segment of the industry has seen a big rise in VC funding – cell and gene therapy companies.

A recent report from the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM), using data from Informa Pharma Intelligence, showed that $3.04bn worth...

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