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Mylan's (MYL) EpiPen Settlement is Credit-Negative Development - Moody's

October 10, 2016 3:26 PM EDT

Moody's Investors Service commented that Mylan's (Nasdaq: MYL) settlement with the US Department of Justice and other government agencies to resolve EpiPen's reimbursement classification with the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services is a credit negative development. There are no... More

Mylan's (MYL) EpiPen Settlement with DOJ Removes Key Risk Overhang - Fitch

October 10, 2016 2:21 PM EDT

Mylan's (Nasdaq: MYL) $465 million settlement of claims it had misclassified its EpiPen injector allays the otherwise significant risk of rebate recoup payments to Medicaid agencies related to the recent EpiPen scrutiny, according to Fitch Ratings. The firm remains subject to other government-related investigations, however.

Mylan announced last week a settlement with the federal government to "resolve questions that have been raised about the classification of EpiPen ... for purposes of the Medicaid Drug Rebate Program," according to a Mylan statement. Mylan had been accused of misclassifying EpiPen as a non-innovator multiple-source (or... More

Mylan (MYL): Don't Get Too Excited - RBC

October 10, 2016 7:24 AM EDT

RBC Capital analyst, Randall Stanicky, reiterated his Sector Perform rating on shares of Mylan (NASDAQ: MYL) as the DOJ Epipen settlement removes the immediate overhang but notes that questions will linger on the P&L outlook. On Friday after the close MYL announced a... More

Mylan to pay $465 million over EpiPen Medicaid rebate dispute

October 7, 2016 5:04 PM EDT

By Deena Beasley

(Reuters) - Mylan NV (NASDAQ: MYL) on Friday said it will pay $465 million to settle questions of whether it underpaid U.S. government healthcare programs by misclassifying its EpiPen emergency allergy treatment, which has come under intense scrutiny after a series of drastic price increases.

Mylan has been lambasted by consumers and lawmakers for raising prices on the lifesaving EpiPen sixfold to over $600 for a package of two in less than a decade, making the devices unaffordable for a growing number of families.

Lawmakers were trying to... More