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    Sadia Rahman

    Vice President and Biopharma Equity Research Analyst at Wells Fargo

    Sadia Rahman is a Vice President and Biopharma Equity Research Analyst at Wells Fargo, specializing in coverage of the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. She has covered companies including Mineralys Therapeutics, Amgen, and others, participating in earnings calls and providing in-depth analysis for institutional investors. Rahman began her career in scientific research before transitioning to equity research, and she now plays a key role in evaluating trial data and industry trends at Wells Fargo. She holds relevant securities licenses and is recognized for her rigorous analytical approach in biopharma research.

    Sadia Rahman's questions to Mineralys Therapeutics (MLYS) leadership

    Sadia Rahman's questions to Mineralys Therapeutics (MLYS) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Sadia Rahman, on for Mohit Bansal at Wells Fargo, asked about trial design differences between LAUNCH-HTN and BAX HTN, whether pharmacokinetics or trial design would drive safety differences, and plans for releasing open-label extension data.

    Answer

    CEO Jon Congleton noted that while LAUNCH-HTN is the most comparable study, key design elements of BAX HTN are unknown. He emphasized that lorunderstat's distinct pharmacokinetics, including higher selectivity and a shorter half-life, are key differentiators. He confirmed plans to publish long-term efficacy and safety data from the TRANSFORM-HDN open-label study in due course, without giving a specific timeline.

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    Sadia Rahman's questions to AMGEN (AMGN) leadership

    Sadia Rahman's questions to AMGEN (AMGN) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Sadia Rahman, on for Mohit Bansal, asked about Amgen's confidence in the TEZSPIRE COPD program following a competitor's Phase 3 failure and questioned which patient profile, based on eosinophil levels, is most likely to benefit.

    Answer

    James Bradner, EVP of R&D, expressed high confidence, differentiating TEZSPIRE's TSLP pathway from the competitor's ST2 pathway. He stated the mechanism is strong, and response is likely linked to TH2 immunity, with blood eosinophil count as a potential biomarker.

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    Sadia Rahman's questions to HALOZYME THERAPEUTICS (HALO) leadership

    Sadia Rahman's questions to HALOZYME THERAPEUTICS (HALO) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Sadia Rahman of Wells Fargo Securities asked for an update on the expected timeline for the Post-Grant Review (PGR) decisions in the Merck IP case and what actions Halozyme might take if the outcome is unfavorable. She also questioned if the PGR case and the patent infringement lawsuit could be linked.

    Answer

    Dr. Helen Torley, President and CEO, stated that the initial PGR institution decision is expected in early June. She characterized the PGR as a "side show," expressing confidence in Halozyme's position and noting that even an unfavorable PGR outcome would not impact the separate, more critical infringement lawsuit, which is based on additional claims not subject to the PGR.

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    Sadia Rahman's questions to Travere Therapeutics (TVTX) leadership

    Sadia Rahman's questions to Travere Therapeutics (TVTX) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Sadia Rahman from Wells Fargo inquired about the competitive landscape in FSGS, specifically regarding Dimerix's partnered asset, its potential benefits versus FILSPARI, and its development timeline.

    Answer

    Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jula Inrig responded that while it is positive to see FDA alignment on proteinuria as an endpoint, there is limited data on the competitor asset. She noted it will be 'many years' before its pivotal data is available as the trial is still enrolling. Dr. Inrig also suggested its mechanism could be complementary to FILSPARI in the future.

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    Sadia Rahman's questions to Travere Therapeutics (TVTX) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Sadia Rahman of Wells Fargo & Company questioned whether payers are reimbursing FILSPARI for IgAN patients with proteinuria below 1 gram/gram, given the pivotal trial's enrollment criteria, and if there has been any payer resistance.

    Answer

    Chief Commercial Officer Peter Heerma explained that the company educates payers on the progression risk even at lower proteinuria levels. He noted that while some payers are already updating their criteria, the majority of changes are expected in early 2025. He confirmed that they are beginning to see patients with lower proteinuria levels being treated with FILSPARI.

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