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Ground Floor Wentworth Chambers

Elizma Bolt

Deloitte

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Baker McKenzie

Chloe Burnett

Sixth Floor Selborne Wentworth Chambers

Fiona Cahill

Deloitte

Adriana Calderon

Transfer Pricing Solutions

Jinny Chaimungkalanont

Herbert Smith Freehills

Vivian Chang

Ashurst

Rebecca Cohen

PwC

Fiona Craig

Deloitte

Nikol Davies

KPMG

Kristen Deards

Banco Chambers

Sarah Dunn

KPMG

Teresa Dyson

McCullough Robertson

Jenny Elliott

PwC

Courtney Ensor

New Chambers

Helen Fazzino

PwC

Rosheen Garnon

KPMG

Sheila Kaur-Bains

5 Selborne Chambers

Angelina Lagana

KPMG

Carmen McElwain

MinterEllison

Soulla McFall

Deloitte

Amelia O'Rourke

Deloitte

Alex Patrick

KPMG

Barbara Phair

Ashurst

Tracey Rens

Deloitte

Jane Rolfe

KPMG

Rashelle Seiden SC

Ground Floor Wentworth Chambers

Shannon Smit

Transfer Pricing Solutions

Judy Sullivan

PwC

Michelle Tremain

PwC

Sue Williamson

EY

Angela Wood

KPMG

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