Capital Royalty To Offer Debt With New $1 Billion Fund
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
As the royalty field grows more crowded, the health care investor is turning away from passive royalties, the core strategy of its first fund, to become a lender to companies with products on the market or already approved.
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