A cloud is hanging over UK-registered biotech Akari Therapeutics (Nasdaq: AKTX) after inaccuracies came to light in a trial comparing its lead product to a rival drug and questions arose over the role of its chief executive in a related report.
Gur Roshwalb, who was placed on administrative leave while a review of what role he had played in the report issued by Edison Investment Research was undertaken, has stepped down after the investigation found that he had reviewed and approved the report, contravening company policy.
"The company has determined that the previously reported interim analysis of the ongoing Phase II PNH trial of Coversin, as stated in the release, was inaccurate with respect to one of five patients"
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