Pharmaceutical Pricing Strategy
3.28.2012 Market Access
China’s new “Anhui” pricing model damaging drug quality and product revenue
By Jeremy Spivey,
Senior Research Analyst
In an effort to expand Chinese citizens' access to certain high-volume pharmaceutical products, the Chinese government has committed to expanding a price-squeezing tendering system to the entire country. The...
3.1.2012 Market Access
Global Payer Trends Begin to Impact U.S. Managed Markets
By Shaylyn Pike,
Senior Research Analyst
The managed markets function in the United States has been around for many years. Since the arrival of Medicare, Medicaid and the health insurance industry in its current form, drug and device companies have...
2.16.2012 Market Access
Brilinta and Trajenta are first drugs subjected to Germany’s new pricing law
By Jeremy Spivey,Senior Research Analyst
The first few decisions of Germany’s new drug pricing body have arrived, and the results are mixed. Brilique (known as Brilinta in the United States) in December became the first product to complete the new product...
12.13.2011 Account Strategy for Government
United States, United Kingdom and Germany are Top Launch Countries for New Drugs
By Shaylyn Pike,Senior Research Analyst
New research finds that 50 percent of pharmaceutical companies prefer to launch new products in the U.S. before any other market.
Half of the drug manufacturers profiled in a new Cutting Edge Information study...
11.30.2011 Market Access
57% of Drug Pricing Teams Involved in Phase 2 Development
Cutting Edge Information's new "Pharmaceutical Pricing Strategy" report concludes that drug pricing teams are working to meet payer demand earlier and more directly. Drug pricing departments are now involved in earlier stages of drug development to maximize drug...
11.28.2011 Lifecycle Management
Top-Performing Lifecycle Management Strategies
By Michelle Vitko,Research Analyst
Recently, I wrote a piece on the need for portfolio management teams to plan well ahead of patent expiry to maximize the number of tactics available to them to extend the lifecycle of the products in their portfolio....
11.23.2011 Market Access
With Europe’s Increasing Austerity, Public Policy May Be the Best Way to Prevent Price Cuts
By Shaylyn Pike,Senior Research Analyst
As the European Union attempts to prevent its dissolution as its financial crisis deepens, the life sciences industry watches with concern. If the European economy collapses, so does a significant portion of the...
11.16.2011 Account Strategy for Government
Draft Pharma Pricing Guidelines Released in India
By Jeremy Spivey,Senior Research Analyst
After 10 years of deliberations, a draft of India’s National Pharmaceutical Pricing Policy has been released. Though the document will remain open for comments through the end of November, the final policy is...
11.7.2011 Portfolio Management
Portfolio Managers Need to Think at Least 10 Years Ahead
By Michelle Vitko,Research Analyst
The earlier pharmaceutical companies begin mapping out their portfolio management options, the more strategies will be available to them and the more success they will have in general. In fact, a senior director at a...
10.21.2011 Market Access
New Bill Would Allow Negotiation of Medicare Drug Prices
By Jeremy Spivey,Senior Research Analyst
The Prescription Drug Cost Reduction Act, a bill introduced by Sen. Herb Kohl on October 13th, seeks to impose a number of new measures to reduce the US government's budget outlay on pharmaceutical and biotechnology...







