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Reminder: Analyst Access: Webinar: AI in Healthcare: Adoption, Execution, and Outcomes in Drug Development
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Reminder: Analyst Access: Webinar: AI in Healthcare: Adoption, Execution, and Outcomes in Drug Development
James Gordon is a Director and Head of the European
Pharma & Biotech Equity Research team at Barclays.
James joined Barclays in November 2025, having spent
c.20 years covering European Pharma & Biotech at J.P.
Morgan, where he was part of a team consistently top
ranked in the Institutional Investor / Extel survey. Prior to
Healthcare Equity Research James worked in Strategy
Consulting, focusing on Pharmaceuticals. James holds a
1st-class BSc in Genetics from University College London,
with a focus on Population Genetics and Statistics.
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Emily Field, CFA is a Director and Head of U.S.
Biopharmaceuticals equity research at Barclays. Joining
the bank’s London office in 2017, she previously served as
Head of the European Pharmaceuticals team, earning a #4
individual ranking in European Pharmaceuticals &
Biotechnology in the 2025 Extel survey. With more than
two decades experience across both buy-side and sell-side
roles, she has worked across multiple investing strategies
including risk arbitrage and equity long/short. Prior to
Barclays, Ms. Field held positions at UBS O’Connor and
Millennium Management. Originally hailing from Chicago,
Ms. Field holds a B.A. in Economics and History from Yale
University, graduating with distinction in both majors, and
is a CFA charterholder.
Etzer Darout, PhD, MBA, is a Managing Director and equity
research analyst covering the U.S. Small and Mid-Cap
Biotechnology sector, with over 10 years of sell-side
research experience. Before joining Barclays in June 2025,
Etzer spent three years at BMO Capital Markets as a
Managing Director and senior equity research analyst
covering the Biotechnology sector.
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