The number of health-care and life-sciences transactions dipped a bit in July from the previous month, but the pace remains strong and the total could reach 2,900 by year’s end, said Larry Kocot of KPMG in Washington.
July saw 247 transactions, down from a record-high of 283 in June. But the total for the first seven months of the year was 1,691, a 76% increase over the same period in 2020, which had 959, he said.
The impact of rising Covid-19 case rates remains a wild card, and the investment outlook could dim if the health-care system is swamped by ...
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