Warrick Cleine is the Chairman and CEO of KPMG in Vietnam and Cambodia, and Managing Partner of the firm's Deals, Tax and Legal practice.
Warrick also serves as an Adjunct Industry Professor of RMIT University, in the School of Business and Management. He is recognised as one of South East Asia's leading corporate advisors, and is a frequent speaker and writer on Asia Pacific business and economic affairs, with extensive experience advising both the Government and leading companies in Vietnam and Cambodia on corporate governance, taxation and structuring issues. Both he and KPMG have been formally recognised for their contribution to the financial sector by Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Planning and Investment.Warrick Cleine serves on KPMG’s Asia Pacific Board and the Global Council of KPMG International. He has also served as KPMG's Global Leader of High Growth Markets for Tax & Legal, and was a member of the International Tax Steering Group and High Growth Markets Steering Group for KPMG International. Warrick led KPMG’s Tax & Legal practice across the Asia Pacific region from 2010 to 2016, during which time the KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Centre was established in Singapore, and KPMG was named "Asia Tax Firm of the Year" by the International Tax Review. Warrick is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accounts of Australia and New Zealand (CA), and is registered as a CPA in both Vietnam (VACPA) and Cambodia (KICCPA). Warrick is Chairman of the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam, a member of the Australian Embassy in Vietnam's Strategic Advisory Group, the BBGV's British Business Advocacy Group in Vietnam, and is a Beachheads Advisor to New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.

Dean has over 25 years’ experience, accumulated from working in multiple jurisdictions including Australia, the U.S., Luxembourg, Middle East, Russia and Vietnam and has advised on a broad range of taxation matters relating to the corporation income taxation.
During this time, he has developed extensive practical knowledge of many different taxation systems adopted and used in many different jurisdictions and their practical application to all aspects of commercial activity. Dean has a particular interest is the taxation of multi-jurisdictional commercial arrangements including the application of international taxation agreements.
He has also developed extensive knowledge of the taxation of multiple foreign currency arrangements, licensing and associated intellectual property transactions including the taxation of technology startups, e-commerce and multi-jurisdictional digital distribution platform as well as the associated payment systems.
With wide range of taxation knowledge and commercial knowledge, and extensive hands-on experience, he has been able to identify potential problems as well as develop and implement strategies to mitigate tax risks for his clients. He also involved in advising Boards and C-Suite on public relations matters including press reporting of taxation matters and the levels of taxation paid by multinational corporations.
Dean has also been invited to share his extensive international taxation knowledge with policy makers and various taxation authorities.
Dean is a member of EuroCham’s Tax committee in Vietnam and regularly makes submissions to local taxation authorities on local taxation matters.

Nhan specializes in tax and customs advisory services, particularly in tax and duty planning and restructuring, tax efficient supply chain management, and tax dispute resolution and controversy services.

Nhan is responsible for providing regular tax and customs consulting services to many local and international clients. He has assisted many multinational companies on their investment structuring, corporate formation and reorganization, mergers and acquisitions, tax and customs planning and compliance.

Nhan has extensive hands-on experience in representing clients and dealing with local authorities on customs and taxation issues.

He has been invited to speak at forums and seminars on Vietnam’s inbound investment, customs and taxation.