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Wednesday, March 01, 2017 1:12:14 PM
No I am not getting Sandoz and Pfizers responsibilites confused. If you see I said both Pfizer and Sandoz has that responsibility at the end of my post. As far as I am concerned they owe us shareholders some explantation either through them or Momenta.
I am saying we should have a risk manager on board or hire one for input of a risk assessment to determine Momenta's risk potentials. i.e. business interruption would likely cover a problem with Glatopa 20mg but I doubt not the 40mg without an FDA approval and the start of manufacturing.
Risk Management would identify all Momenta's potentials for exposures and make a conscious decision to insure or self insure or get indemnity agreements if someone else messes up.
Like I say, what if they have a Kansas tornado and we are out of business for a year. Momenta needsback up plans ready to implement on a moments notice if Sandoz or Pfizer can't perform. We don't have the luxury of waiting a year here and there.
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