S&P Global Ratings' senior pharma analyst, Ji Liu, discusses the puts and takes for our new Regeneron Pharmaceuticals ratings.

In this episode of S&P Pharma Dose, senior healthcare analyst Ji Liu discusses his view on Pharmaceutical Product Development LLC (PPD) after its recent IPO on Feb. 5, 2020.

In this episode of S&P Pharma Dose, Ji Liu, Deep Banerjee and Andy Sookram discuss the annual PBM outlook report along with their view on high-profile issuers UnitedHealth, Cigna, CVS and Rite Aid.

The S&P Pharma Guy, Arthur Wong, shares S&P Global’s thoughts on Pfizer Inc.’s announcement it was spinning off Upjohn, home to legacy products Lipitor, Viagra, and Lyrica. Pfizer remains a pharma giant and leading player in the industry. However, the lessened diversity will result in a lower rating.

S&P Global’s pharmaceutical themed podcast show returns with some quick thoughts on the pharma industry’s testimony at a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill. A comprehensive list of challenges/criticisms of the industry, but where were the suggested solutions? Noise level on pharma pricing is only going to increase as we near presidential election.

Healthcare analysts Tulip Lim and Ji Liu drop in on the S&P Pharma Guy, Arthur Wong, to talk how HHS's proposal to ban rebating from the Medicare market. What's the impact on the ratings of the pharma supply chain players?

Managing Director, Bob Schulz from S&P Global's retail team and Director, Tulip Lim, of the healthcare team drop in on the show to share thoughts on Amazon's recent no-longer-a-rumor move into the pharmacy space. What does it mean for the pharmaceutical supply chain? How concerned should we be from a ratings standpoint for the pharmacy chains and pharma wholesalers?

The S&P Pharma Guy, Arthur Wong, shares S&P Global's initial thoughts on President Trump's recent speech on lowering drug prices. The speech questioned the validity of drug rebates and criticized foreign countries for paying too little for drugs, but stopped short of limiting proposing pharma list price increases or enabling Medicare to negotiate directly for pricing. Limited credit impact?

A surprise announcement by Amazon.com Inc., Berkshire Hathaway Inc., and JPMorgan Chase & Co. that they are jointly forming a new company to tackle health costs for their employees has caused quite a stir. S&P pharma analyst, Arthur Wong, shares his quick thoughts and takeaways as to what it may mean for pharma.