Europe falling behind USA and China as attractive for life sciences sector

22 April 2013

Intellectual property specialists Marks & Clerk’s latest Life Sciences Report unveils the changing landscape within the sector, noting that the USA and China dominate rankings for market attractiveness, with Europe coming a poor third, only just ahead of India and South East Asia

Two thirds of respondents state that the situation regarding funding and investment has yet to recover from the post-financial crisis dip, and only one in five feel that the economic situation has improved for their organisation in the last 12 months. A majority (63%) also predicts major consolidation in the sector over the next three years

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