BEPS for banks and insurance companies paper

Jayde Thompson

Jayde Thompson is a Director in PwC’s Global Tax Practice with over 10 years experience as a corporate tax adviser, specialising in international tax, M&A, cross-border related party arrangements and tax policy considerations. Jayde advises foreign investors structuring their Australian investments and Australian multinational companies expanding offshore. Jayde spent two years in New York advising US multinational companies and has also worked with the Board of Taxation on various policy considerations such as the recently legislated hybrid mismatch rules. - Current at 13 May 2019

Peter Collins FTI

Peter Collins, FTI, is a Partner at PwC with 25 years experience as a specialist in global tax, assisting foreign investors structuring their Australian investments and Australian corporates expanding offshore. He works with the firm’s global tax network to develop solutions for clients and is a member of the International Tax executive, which allows him to provide a unique global perspective. He is a consultant to Treasury in relation to tax reform in the areas of international tax and transfer pricing, including the MAAL/DPT and a member of the Treasury’s BEPS Tax Advisory Group. Peter was heavily involved in the rewrite of the Australian transfer pricing rules; he appeared before the Senate Estimates Committee to object to the retrospective application of those rules to US companies. He represented PwC before the Senate inquiry in relation to corporate tax avoidance by multinational companies. - Current at 01 November 2018

Matt OSMOND

Matt is a tax Director with PricewaterhouseCoopers in Melbourne, specialising in banking and financial services. He recently returned from working in the Banking & Capital Markets tax group of PricewaterhouseCoopers in London and was involved in a wide range of corporate tax matters including taxation of financial instruments, loan relationships, derivative contracts and foreign exchange gains and losses.

Current at 24 January 2003