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31 Aug 2026

DLA Piper appoints Craig Silverwood as Head of Transfer Pricing for Asia Pacific

"DLA Piper hires Craig Silverwood as Head of Transfer Pricing for Asia Pacific and senior associate Cynthia Vasanthanathan to its Melbourne transfer pricing team; Silverwood joins from MinterEllison."

Craig Silverwood and Cynthia Vasanthanathan are joining global law firm DLA Piper. Silverwood will take up the role of Head of Transfer Pricing for the Asia Pacific region and both will join the firm’s transfer pricing team in Melbourne on 1 September.

Craig Silverwood joins DLA Piper’s tax practice from MinterEllison, where he served as National Transfer Pricing Leader. He will head the firm’s Asia Pacific transfer pricing capability. His sector-diverse experience spans technology (including data centres), automotive, energy and resources, FMCG, financial services, pharmaceuticals and real estate. He has led some of the largest transfer pricing disputes in the Asia Pacific region and was formerly an economist at the Australian Taxation Office, providing him with insight into audit approaches and policy direction.

Cynthia Vasanthanathan will join DLA Piper as a senior associate on 1 September and will be part of the Asia Pacific transfer pricing team.

DLA Piper said transfer pricing remains a core growth engine for its tax practice and noted that Silverwood will join a global team of more than 50 transfer pricing economists and lawyers as the firm expands its transfer pricing and tax controversy capabilities in the region.
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