rNPV explained
The animation walks you through a practical example of how rNPV is calculated for a life sciences R&D project. rNPV (risk-adjusted Net Present Value) is a common way to assess R&D projects.
This resource is free and is included with the course Clinical Development Online.
It is calculated by adding the present value of all future cash flows and subtracting the initial investments (NPV) and then adjusting for the estimated risk (rNPV).
Part of the course Clinical Product Development
Clinical development is crucial part of R&D for new products. Enhance your skills in selecting safe and informative starting doses using NOAEL and MABEL methods, and gain insight in project valuation calculations through case studies based on real-world R&D projects.