China-origin biotech assets and the hidden question of IP ownership

As China-origin biotech assets flood the market, licensing deals are booming. Yet, the real strategic battle isn't just about the science—it’s about who controls the underlying IP, says Paul Calvo of Sterne Kessler.

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