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The multiple myeloma market is becoming increasingly crowded. In 2015, several new, high-priced therapies have been approved for in the treatment of multiple myeloma, making this lucrative market more dynamic and competitive. Although these new therapies have significantly improved the outcomes for multiple myeloma, most patients relapse and ultimately die of their disease. Owing to the high level of unmet need in multiple myeloma, significant clinical and commercial opportunity remains for therapies that can provide greater survival benefits compared with current standards of care. 

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