55 shares and a personal relation cost Wiinberg his job
It was a personal gift of a mere 55 shares in a biotech company that brought down Ulf Wiinberg. The now-former Lundbeck CEO spoke to MedWatch about the personal relation that led to his downfall.
BY STEFAN SINGH KAILAY & BENJAMIN WERNER CHRISTENSEN
After announcing the news that Lundbeck’s CEO Ulf Wiinberg would be leaving his job due to a breach of the company’s code of conduct, Lundbeck later clarified the matter, saying that a personal gift of 55 shares in the British biotech company Stratified Medical was the real reason for his departure.
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