ChinaBio® Partnering Forum: Top 5 Risks and Opportunities to Watch in China Life Sciences in 2023
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20 Sep 2023 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM HKT
The Kerry Hotel
Pudong
Shanghai, China 201204
According to Deloitte’s 2022 Global Life Sciences Report, 2023 will be challenging and transformative for life sciences companies.
- Swift shifts to more data-driven approaches across the value chain of the industry brings data security in multijurisdictional operations to the top of investors’ minds.
- Out of growing geopolitical concerns, how to manage IPs so that they can be in neutral jurisdictions and how to carefully manage data export has been heatedly discussed and will continue to be a key topic.
- Furthermore, AI is reshaping the industry in all areas from drug discovery and clinical trials to patient experience and pharmacovigilance. How companies could effectively make use of AI is a key to success in the year to come.
- The past three years of the pandemic has brought huge financial stress to life sciences companies; therefore, innovative ways to monetize assets will position the investors to a more advantageous role.
- As companies are moving towards commercialization of their products, identifying and mitigating potential risks of patent infringement lawsuits is central to their business strategy.
In this session, we bring a panel of legal leaders to discuss the above topics to help life sciences companies navigate through the turmoil. The panel will be moderated by Morrison Foerster Partner Janet Xiao, Head of the firm’s China Life Sciences Group; with MoFo Partner Chuan Sun, a highly regarded technology transaction lawyer; Partner Rongjing Zhao, an experienced M&A lawyer, and MoFo Partner Lily Li, who frequently advises clients on high-stakes patent litigations.
Janet Xiao, Ph.D.Partner
Chuan SunManaging Partner, Shanghai and Hong Kong
Rongjing ZhaoPartner
Lily LiPartner