Cowen Royalty appoints Strategic Advisory Board

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Cowen Healthcare Royalty Partners ("Cowen Royalty") today announced that it has established a Strategic Advisory Board to extend the Firm's functional knowledge and geographic base within the healthcare industry. The Board will be comprised of industry veterans with complementary backgrounds and significant general management experience. Each member is expected to supplement Cowen Royalty's due diligence, opportunity assessment, business development and portfolio management capabilities.

The initial five board appointments include Dr. Frank Armstrong, Louis P. Berneman, Dr. Michael G. Carter, Timothy P. Lynch and Nicholas L. Teti, Jr.

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