SeaSpine (NSDQ:SPNE) said yesterday that it agreed to acquire Israeli firm NLT Spine in a deal that could wind up being worth $52.5 million. Kfar Saba, Israel-based NLT makes a line of minimally invasive spinal implants for lumbar fusion procedures that are designed to expand after implantation. The deal with Carlsbad, Calif.-based SeaSpine, which spun out of Integra […]
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Aptus Endosystems lands FDA nod for abdominal aneurysm device
Abbott wins FDA nod for next-gen cataract laser | Regulatory Roundup
“Exit hangover” casts a pall on private equity | Wall Street Beat
Private equity players are in for some stiff competition this year, as large-cap PE shops invade the middle-market space, according to a report from PE stalwart Bain & Co.
The company’s Global PE Report details a huge “exit overhang” – more aptly deemed an “exit hangover” by PE Hub’s Jonathan Marino – as PE-backed companies seek exits.
And the mega-deals of the past 10 years or so are a thing of the past, according the report, as detailed by Marino.
St. Jude lands FDA win for 2 next-gen cardiac ablation catheters | Regulatory Roundup
St. Jude Medical Inc. (NYSE:STJ) won pre-market approval for 2 next-generation cardiac ablation systems this month, the Therapy Cool Path Duo and Safire Blu Duo catheters.
Both ablation systems use radiofrequency energy to freeze small areas of faulty cardiac tissue in patients with typical trial flutter, a type of arrhythmia in which patients experience abnormal heart rhythms or an abnormally fast heartbeat in the upper chambers of the heart.
