New TP partner joins PwC Luxembourg

February 23 2017

PwC Luxembourg has appointed Christophe Hillion as a new partner in its transfer pricing unit. Hillion joins from PwC’s New York office, where he led the financial transaction transfer pricing practice. He also focused on transfer pricing-related issues for the banking and insurance industries

Hillion has over 11 years of experience in transfer pricing, and his expertise includes restructuring, corporate tax, due diligence, financial analysis and M&A.

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