Dicerna CEO fears insider trading crackdown, withdraws own shares from Novo Nordisk offer

Douglas Fambrough, co-founder and current CEO of Dicerna, which recently received a USD 3.3bn acquisition offer by Novo Nordisk, no longer intends to offer his own shares as a part of the deal, fearing an insider trading crackdown.
Photo: POOL New/REUTERS / X80003
Photo: POOL New/REUTERS / X80003
by MIKKEL AABENHUS HEMMINGSEN, translated by daniel pedersen

Novo Nordisk's cash tender offer to acquire all outstanding Dicerna shares no longer includes CEO Douglas Fambrough's personal shares, according to documents amending the original filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

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