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US Biotechnology "*VIDEO* Ollin Bio at UBS Private Biotech Summit: Advan..."
Global Research
18 May 2026ab
US Biotechnology Equities
Americas*VIDEO* Ollin Bio at UBS Private Biotech
Summit: Advancing next-gen Vabysmo to Biotechnology
Phase III development MichaelAnalystYee
michael.yee@ubs.com
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Figure 1: Watch the fireside chat with Ollin BiosciencesWatch Dina Elmonshed
Analyst
dina.elmonshed@ubs.com
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Kyle Yang, CFA
Associate Analyst
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+1-212-713 1458
Matthew Hagood
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+1-212-713 1107
Madeleine Lee
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Anson Dang, PhD
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+1-212-649 7544Source:UBS Research Roy Zawadzki, PhD
*CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FIRESIDE CHAT* roy.zawadzki@ubs.com
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We recently hosted Ollin Biosciences for a fireside chat with Co-founder and
CEO Jason Ehrlich, MD, PhD (previously CMO at KOD) at our UBS Private Biotech
Innovation Summit in NYC. Ollin Bio is advancing a next-gen more potent and smaller
format version of Roche's faricimab (VEGF x Ang2) into Phase III trials in DME and wet
AMD based on positive Phase IB data head-to-head against faricimab.
Lead candidate OLN324 is a second-gen anti-VEGF/Ang2 bispecific licensed from
Innovent that is designed to be optimized on 3 axes vs. first-gen VEGF/Ang2 Roche's
faricimab: (1) 30-60x more potent on Ang2, (2) smaller format (41 kDa vs. faricimab 149
kDa) for better diffusion into the subretinal space, and (3) higher molar dose vs faricimab
and aflibercept 2 or 8mg. Together, co believes these features will help OLN324 achieve
better anatomical outcomes vs. faricimab and comparable (or even better) outcomes on
vision due to a more potent molecule.
Co toplined positive Phase IB data in Jan - OLN324 was evaluated in 164 wet
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