2015 year in review: the big trends impacting 2016
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Moderator: Mike Ward - Content Director, Informa Panelists: Tijana Ignjatovic - Lead Analyst, Market Access, Datamonitor Healthcare Ian Lloyd - Sr. Director, Pharmaprojects and Data Integration, Citeline Jo Shorthouse - Features Editor, Scrip Intelligence
2015 Year in Review The Big Trends Impacting 2016
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Pharma intelligence | informa2
Stockwatch: Fanfare For a Down Year
Industry performance
s in the spotlight
Alexion Rare Disease Launches Off To Slow Start
Industry Performance
s In The Spotlight
Video Interview: Grüenthal Reveals Plans to Maintain Robust Growth Following Strong 2015
Merck Points To Keytruda, Zepatier Promise Coming Off Lackluster Quarter
Witty Wishes Everyone Would Hold Off On GSK Break-Up Chatter
AstraZeneca Faces ‘Key Pressures’ But $45bn Sales Target ‘Still Achievable’
Gilead HCV Sales Decline In US, But Offset By Global Growth
Humira Competition Dominates AbbVie Earnings
Alcon Loses CEO And Eye Drugs After Dragging On Novartis FinancialsSource data: Scrip
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Pharma intelligence | informa3
Pricing and Reimbursement Emerge as Industry’s Major Challenge
Novo Nordisk Says Global Payer Pressure Limits Price Rises
JPM: Pharma Must Change Tone Deaf Message On Pricing
JPM Roundtable: Biotech’s Reputation Tarnished By Drug Pricing Concerns
Stockwatch: Taking The Temperature In San Francisco
Lilly Continues Pricing Rhetoric Despite Backlash
JPM: Are You Buying What Valeant’s Selling?
Gilead Confronts New Attacks On Pricing, Patents
Lawmakers: Time To ‘March In’ On Drug Price GougingSource data: Scrip
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Pharma intelligence | informa4
Total R&D pipeline drugs 2001-2016
2015: R&D Projects up by 11.5%; R&D Companies up by 12.2%
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Source data: Pharmaprojects
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Pharma intelligence | informa5
Top 10 pharma companies by R&D pipeline size
Top 10 pharma companies by R&D spend
Top 25 companies account for 14.8% of drugs 2084 companies (56%) of total only have 1 or 2 drugs in their pipelines 48% of companies headquartered in US; China becomes leading Asian base
Source data: Pharmaprojects, Scrip 100
2015: The Shape of the Industry
Pharma intelligence | informa6
2015: Cancer Taking Over
Source data: Pharmaprojects
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Pharma intelligence | informa7
The March of Immuno-oncology
Source data: Trialtrove, Strategic Transactions
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Roche
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Oncology Immunotherapy Combinations: Deals
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Pharma intelligence | informa8 ScripQs
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Traditionally, oncology drug management
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prescribing choice
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Changes possible only
with KOL support
Drug value frameworks – ASCO value framework,
NCCN evidence blocks,
MSKCC’s Drug Abacus tool powered by
Real Endpoints
Other broader payer
initiatives are more likely to
impact oncology
reimbursement – oncology pathways,
ACOs, bundled payments
Oncology Payment Management in the US
Source data: Datamonitor Healthcare
Pharma intelligence | informa9
Source data: Datamonitor Healthcare
Turing/Shkreli case and furor around excessive drug prices – could new drug pricing legislation be on the horizon?
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Pricing Pressures in the US
Drug value frameworks and ICER reviews will influence payer decisions
Outcome-based reimbursement deals – rare sightings or replacement for contracting?
Europe has longer experience with risk-sharing – what takeaways are there for the US?
Pharma intelligence | informa10
Source data: Datamonitor Healthcare
European CostContainment
Cancer Drugs Fund in the UK undergoing reform to become a managed access fund with clear entry and exit criteria
Economic evaluations in France – advisory function rather than French NICE
Germany• AMNOG reforms – moving
from a lower mixed price to a higher price with fewer patients
• Wider contracting for preferred agents likely as Bavaria’s pilot likely to be expanded
Incorporating reality of the global pricing environment in forecasting and BD&L
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Pharma intelligence | informa11 ScripQs
Source data: Scrip
Biopharma’s M&A Strategy in 2015
Big Pharma back in deal-making driving seatafter specialty pharma took the wheel in 2014
Record breaking 2015 M&A activity
Industry ripples from 2015 deals
Pfizer/Allergan deal eclipses rest of 2015
Pharma intelligence | informa12
Pfizer beats previous deal record set by…itself
Source data: Scrip
Pfizer buys Allergan for $160bn
Pfizer domiciled in Ireland, unshackled from US tax regime
Allergan has direct access to 70 extra geographies
Which Irish companies could be acquisition targets?
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Pharma intelligence | informa13
Source data: Scrip
Which companies have the appetite for M&A in 2016?
Straight from the ‘horse’s mouth’…
Will we see more mega-mergers in 2016?
External headwinds
2016 dealmakinghorizon
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