The 2009 conference of the Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development commenced this morning at the Hilton Embassy Row in Washington, DC. After hearing from Poul Engberg-Pedersen, the Director General of the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, and Raymond Baker, Director of Global Financial Integrity, we heard from a panel of leading experts on the issue of transfer mispricing. The panel featured Alex Cobham from Christian Aid, Jack Blum from Tax Justice Network USA, Krishen Mehta from Asia Initiatives and Raymond Baker from Global Financial Integrity.

To view the complete conference agenda, click here.

I’ll be posting materials throughout the day as they become available, but for now check out some of the pictures from this morning:

Tom Cardamone, Managing Director of Global Financial Integrity commences the conference.

Poul Engberg-Pedersen, Director General of the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, speaks to the conference.

Raymond Baker, director of Global Financial Integrity, addresses the conference.

The first panel, which addressed the issue of transfer-mispricing, featured Alex Cobham from Christian Aid, Jack Blum from Tax Justice Network USA, Krishen Mehta from Asia Initiatives and Raymond Baker from Global Financial Integrity.

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