Harrison Hayes


Harrison Hayes is a life science investment banking boutique dedicated to serving innovation-driven biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and healthcare companies. Since 2007, they have advised clients on over $25 billion worth of deals across various sectors including biotech, pharma, digital health, and medical devices. The firm emphasizes healthcare heritage, results, expert teams, and a client-first approach, supporting a broad range of services such as M&A, licensing deals, royalty monetization, and strategic advisory. They focus on creating tailored strategies for growth, innovation, and market expansion in the healthcare industry.

Industries

advice
biotechnology
life-science
product-research

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Harrison Hayes

New York, New York, United States, North America


Services

Sell-side investment banking services including preparation, buyer outreach, and transaction execution for life sciences companies.

Buy-side advisory covering target identification, negotiation, modeling and integration analysis to support acquisitions and strategic growth.

End-to-end licensing transaction support from sourcing through negotiation and closing, for both pre-commercial and commercial-stage assets.

Structuring and execution of royalty monetization transactions to unlock non-dilutive capital linked to future product revenues.

Tailored financing outreach and strategic advisory to align capital solutions with client management and shareholder objectives.

Expertise Areas

  • M&A advisory for life sciences
  • Commercial due diligence and market landscaping
  • Licensing and deal structuring
  • Royalty monetization and alternative financing
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Key Technologies

  • Next-generation sequencing (NGS)
  • Companion diagnostics
  • Digital health platforms / health IT
  • Remote monitoring and software-enabled medical devices
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News & Updates

A report on the growth of the US life sciences sector and related market insights.

The FDA is re-evaluating how drug names influence consumer and healthcare provider perceptions, with a new study involving interviews and analysis of drug name suggestiveness.


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