Karim Mikhail is to resign as president and chief executive of Amarin Corp (Nasdaq: AMRN), the Ireland-headquartered fish oil-based heart drug specialist, according to a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Mr Mikhail has claimed that he is entitled to severance payments as the result of his resignation, which the company disagrees with and intends to dispute, the filing states.
Amarin is in the process of identifying a permanent replacement for Mr Mikhail, who has been in the role since August 2021, having been with the company in a senior vice president role since July of the previous year.
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