Capital

Empowering success through innovative alliances

As cost pressures have made your old business model untenable, both big pharmaceutical and emerging biotech companies are looking for new ways to shift the costs and mitigate risks.

Our capital discipline manages an emerging area of bio pharma – non-traditional alliances.

By partnering with you early on, and investing our human, intellectual and financial capital in drug development and commercialization, both Quintiles and its bio pharmaceutical partners have clear incentives to achieve the same positive outcomes. Our non-traditional alliances help you to:

  • make fixed costs variable
  • increase pipeline throughput
  • align partnership risk and rewards

The end goal: accelerate outcomes.

Non-Traditional Partnership Models

  • Investment partnering/structured finance – underwriting (including due diligence) and structuring risk based partnerships
  • Strategic resourcing – structured non-traditional service partnerships
  • Joint development – shared development investments and rewards
  • Emerging businesses – driving differential service offering for small bio pharma companies
 
Managed Partnerships

Support your business initiative with resources and expertise.

Outsourcing

Transform large fixed costs into variable as-needed resources.

Biotech Relationships

Bring your project to market with top biotech specialists and virtual infrastructure.

Government & Non-Profit

Navigate the political, cultural and geographic complexities in urban and isolated locations.

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Capital

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Recent Strategic Alliances

From driving early phase decision-making to helping develop oncology compounds and providing sales forces to bring new therapies to market, these recent alliances demonstrate how Quintiles helps customers create more valuable business models. Click below to learn more:

AstraZeneca
Eisai Co., Ltd.
Allergan

Quintiles continues to lead the way in developing the risk-sharing models of the future

Drug Makers Explore Financing for Research Efforts

Several large drug makers are considering deals similar to the kind announced last year by Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY), in which the Indianapolis company will receive help from outside investors to fund clinical trials of experimental Alzheimer's disease treatments.

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Crafting Partnerships

Since 2000, we’ve crafted more than 80 partnerships.

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