PwC Middle East has appointed Grant Thornton’s Yasmine Hammad (LinkedIn) as transfer pricing partner, she said in a LinkedIn post. Hammad joins the Big Four accounting firm after eight years with the Finance Ministry, in addition to two years as a transfer pricing partner at SBA-Grant Thornton and three years as Deloitte Middle East’s transfer pricing director.
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