Exploring the Full Potential of Risk-Sharing Agreements Between Pharma Companies and Payors

Health systems, health insurance companies, and other payors around the world are trying to strike the right balance between containing costs and giving patients access to innovative therapies. In doing so, they are putting the traditional pharmaceutical pricing model under intense pressure. Overall health care cost inflation, increasing market-access restrictions, and the growing use of cost-effectiveness assessments make it highly likely that the use of risk-sharing agreements will rise. Pharmaceutical companies that take an integrated approach to risk sharing can design deals that create benefits for themselves and payors.

Olivier Leclerc, Mandy Leung, and Heather Sumner

Health systems, health insurance companies, and other payors around the world are trying to strike the right balance between containing...

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