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Bruna Camargo Ferrari has recognised expertise in the tax area, with distinguished work in international taxation, transfer pricing and tax planning. Over more than 15 years, she has led tax and legal areas in major Brazilian multinationals. She was a partner in a law firm and, subsequently, partner in International Taxation, leader of Transfer Pricing at KPMG Brazil. She is the founder of Camargo Ferrari, a law firm specialised in Transfer Pricing and International Taxation and currently works with multiple Brazilian multinationals in the implementation of the arm’s length principle in Brazil as as well as recent international tax developments. Her career brings together solid practical experience across different sectors and business models, with comprehensive command of tax law and an integrated view of its impacts on global value chains. She offers a multidisciplinary approach and technical knowledge focused on decision-making in multinational structures. She is dedicated to academic activities, acting as professor and coordinator in extension and postgraduate courses, with participation in programs at institutions such as FGV Direito SP, the Brazilian Association of Financial Law/ Brazilian IFA Branch (“ABDF”) and other tax institutions. She is a director of ABDF. She is the author and coordinator of books and articles in the area of tax law, with highlights including the works “BEPS in Brazil: hybrid arrangements, CFC rules and international competitiveness”, “Transfer Pricing in Brazil: toward convergence with the OECD standard”, “Taxation and Accounting in Agribusiness” and “Transfer Pricing and the OECD standard”. She holds a law degree and in Accounting Sciences. She holds a master's degree in Tax Law from FGV Direito SP and is a doctoral candidate in Tax Law at the Law School of the University of São Paulo (FDUSP).