“…Although examples are still limited, hypervalent tin is also gradually finding a place as a group of reagents useful for organic synthesis. Notable examples are as an anhydrous source of fluoride [8], and as aryl and alkyl donors in cross coupling reactions [9]. As for allylation reactions, there is little precedence, and the only examples we are aware of are the uses of ate complexes, bearing tartaric ester ligands generated in situ, in asymmetric allylation reactions [10,11].…”