Strides CEO: US COMPETES Act Creates Quality Differentiator
Examining Upcoming HIV Therapies
Executive Summary
The $1m-$10m penalties prescribed on erring global manufacturers in the US COMPETES Act will create quality differentiators, Strides CEO R Ananthanarayanan believes. He also discusses the potential that Mark Cuban’s firm holds for Indian companies and Strides' evaluation of upcoming HIV therapies.
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