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Richard Ramko Shares Thoughts On Biotech Firms Choosing To Go Public

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  • Date Added : 4/4/2006
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Richard Ramko

  • Partner, Ernst & Young
  • male
  • Caucasian
  • 1966 (Age: 58 years old)
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
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Richard Ramko is a partner in Ernst & Young's South Florida practice, primarily serving publicly-held and emerging growth companies in the Health Sciences, Biotech and Technology industries.

Ramko has extensive experience serving large, publicly-held companies as well as newly formed start-ups and venture-backed enterprises. Richard has 15 years of experience, including 13 years in public accounting and 2 years in executive level financial positions in private industry and is a certified public accountant in Florida and Tennessee. Some of his current clients include Andrx Corporation, Nabi Biopharmaceuticals, Stiefel Laboratories and SFBC International.

Well, I think going back to 2000 and such when there were a lot of companies that went public that probably never should have gone public, I think what Sarbanes-Oxley has done has made companies and investors take a look and say what will we get out by going public? Do we really need to go public; ...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).

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Video 1 of 11 Richard Ramko Provides Brief Overview of Global Biotechnology Industry
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 3 min. 3 sec.
Video 2 of 11 Richard Ramko Discusses The Merck Biotech Index
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
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  • 0 min. 51 sec.
Video 3 of 11 Richard Ramko Discusses Financing Within The Biotech Sector
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 1 min. 22 sec.
Video 4 of 11 Richard Ramko Discusses Biotech Stock Performance In 2005
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 3 min. 53 sec.
Video 5 of 11 Richard Ramko Discusses Trend In Corporate Alliances Among Biotech Companies In 2005
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 1 min. 43 sec.
Video 6 of 11 Richard Ramko Discusses M&A Activity Among Biotech Firms In 2005
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
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  • 0 min. 23 sec.
Video 7 of 11 Richard Ramko Discusses R&D Expenditures In Biotech Industry In 2005
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 1 min. 33 sec.
Video 8 of 11 Richard Ramko States Losses In Biotech Sector Have Decreased
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
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  • 0 min. 27 sec.
Video 9 of 11 Richard Ramko States Product Approval In Biotech Is Increasing
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
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  • 0 min. 50 sec.
Video 10 of 11 Richard Ramko Shares Thoughts On Biotech Firms Choosing To Go Public
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 1 min. 2 sec.
Video 11 of 11 Richard Ramko Shares Reasoning For Increasing Alliances Within Biotech Sector
  • Invention To Venture - April 2006 - Richard Ramko - Beyond Borders: Ernst & Young Life Science Report
  • 4/4/2006
  • Richard Ramko
  • 0 min. 32 sec.

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