“…[10,11] Moreover, very recently, the use of azahelicene appended pyridine ligands [8] allowed the preparation of an ytterbium(III) complex showing strong magneto-chiral dichroism. [12] In the frame of our own interest in functional helicenes, [13,14] and their transition metal complexes, [9,15] we have recently reported the series of 2,6bis(pyrazol-1-yl)pyridine (1-bpp) ligands substituted by racemic [4]-, [5]-and [6]helicene units in the 4-position of the pyridine ring, together with the photophysical properties of their luminescent Re(I) and Ru(II) complexes. [16] While a large variety of functionalized 1-bpp and corresponding transition metal complexes have been reported, [17,18] chiral derivatives have received little attention so far, [19,20] especially driven by catalytic applications, [21,22] but not for emission or chiroptical properties.…”