Sweden vies for the EMA post-Brexit (Daily Telegraph)

The Telegraph has put out an article reporting that Sweden is vying to be the home of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), currently headquartered in London’s Canary Wharf, once the United Kingdom leaves the European Union. John Rountree, Managing Partner of Novasecta, commented in the article that “if Britain really does leave the EU, the message we get from Continental Europeans is very clear that the EMA cannot remain in London, it is a fundamentally an EU institution.” He goes on to state that “some pharma executives in the UK are perhaps still hoping that there will be some way of arranging it to remain.” To view the full article, click here.