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The ICH M4Q guideline is undergoing its first major revision in more than two decades, reshaping how pharmaceutical companies will organize, justify, and maintain quality information across the product lifecycle. As global expectations rise and regulatory scrutiny intensifies, understanding M4Q(R2) is essential for teams responsible for CMC documentation and submission strategy.

In this on-demand webinar, our expert breaks down the proposed updates in M4Q(R2) and explains how new elements such as Core Quality Information (CQI), Development Summary & Justification (DSJ), and Product Lifecycle Management (PLCM) will influence current and future submissions. Learn what is changing, why it matters, and how this modernization supports more structured, consistent, and efficient regulatory filings.

 

Why Watch

If your teams support CMC authoring, quality documentation, or lifecycle management, this session will help you understand how the revised M4Q framework may impact your processes, timelines, and submission readiness. The webinar outlines where the industry is heading and offers clarity on how organizations can prepare for a shift toward more structured and lifecycle-driven CMC information.

Watch the webinar recording now and gain insight into adapting your CMC documentation strategy for a modernized regulatory environment.

Where

Online Webinar

When

March 12, 2025 | 10:00 AM ET

What You Will Learn

Key Discussion Points

  • The evolution of ICH M4Q and why a modernization was necessary
  • Key enhancements proposed in M4Q(R2) compared to the current M4Q(R1)
  • How CQI, DSJ, and PLCM reshape quality information structure and justification
  • Potential impacts on CMC authoring workflows, lifecycle maintenance, and global alignment
  • Practical steps teams can take now to prepare for the transition to M4Q(R2)

Webinar Speakers

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Principal SME, Pharmaceutical Services

Maurice Bancsi

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Based in the Netherlands, Maurice has over 27 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. His expertise spans regulatory strategy, cross-functional team leadership, and health authority interactions at both national and EU levels. Maurice has supported numerous pre-approval drugs and biologics across oncology, pulmonary, and cardiovascular indications. His extensive background includes leading the development of key regulatory applications such as MAAs, CTAs, Orphan Drug Applications, PIPs, iPSPs, IND Annual Reports, and DSURs.

This session is designed for professionals in:

  • Regulatory Affairs & Regulatory Operations
  • CMC Authoring, Strategy, and Lifecycle Management Teams
  • Quality Assurance & Quality Documentation Functions
  • Technical Writing and CMC Content Development Teams
  • Global Submission Planning & Dossier Management
  • Regulatory Intelligence and Compliance Teams
  • Pharmaceutical Product Development & Technical Teams