The palladium diphosphinoboryl pincer [{(o-PPhCH)B}PdI] 8 was prepared from the diphosphinoborane complex 6a. The boryl functionality of the pincer displayed ambiphilic properties allowing: (1) coordination of Lewis basic pyridines to the boryl site and (2) access to palladium diphosphinoborane complex derivatives.
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