Regenxbio CMO Stephen Pakola named in securities class action after RGNX shares fell 18%

Reuters
Mar 12
Regenxbio CMO Stephen Pakola named in securities class action after RGNX shares fell 18%

A securities class action has been filed against Regenxbio and Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Stephen Pakola over public statements about the safety of RGX-111. The complaint alleges the disclosures emphasized that RGX-111 was “well-tolerated” and had “no drug-related serious adverse events” while material safety risks were not disclosed. After information emerged on January 28, 2026, Regenxbio shares fell USD 2.4 per share, or 18%, to USD 11.01. The release identifying the case was published at PR Newswire.

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