对于小药股,如果不是公司内部人士,所有的FA都是野鸡FA. 我们只能从外部管窥一二
。对于这个新HIRED 家伙,他的简历如下:
• Accomplished biopharma dealmaker and strategist with a proven track
record of success in business development and executive management
• Led the initiation, negotiation and management of two of biotech’s
largest licensing transactions (Concert-GSK in 2009 for $1B and Coley-Pfizer
in 2005 for $600MM) -- both of which were nominated for several “Deal of
the Year” awards
• Closed numerous transactions across a wide array of deal structures,
development stages, indications, and modalities
Specialties: Structuring and negotiating business collaborations for life
science companies; Out-licensing biopharmaceutical products; In-licensing
life science technologies; Strategic/ business planning in life sciences;
Evaluating potential venture investments
公司最大股东KOVNER,这个老犹太只能以老奸巨猾来形容。
Kovner's first trade was in 1977 for $3,000, borrowed against his MasterCard
, in soybean futures contracts. Realizing growth to $40,000, he then watched
the contract drop to $23,000 before selling.[5] He later claimed that this
first, nerve-racking trade taught him the importance of risk management.
In his eventual role as a trader under Michael Marcus at Commodities
Corporation (now part of Goldman Sachs), he purportedly made millions and
gained widespread respect as an objective and sober trader.[2] This
ultimately led to the establishment of his current company, Caxton
Associates, in 1983, which at its peak managed over $10 billion in capital
and has been closed to new investors since 1992. Kovner is a director of
Synta Pharmaceuticals since 2002.[8]
Kovner is not well known outside of professional circles. He has very rarely
given interviews and is notoriously private. His Fifth Avenue mansion in
New York City, the Willard D. Straight House, features a lead-lined room to
protect against a chemical, biological, or dirty bomb attack.[2]
需要注意的是,这个股有太多年底拉升过了年很砸的恶劣纪录。所以切记设好止损!!