The use of transfer pricing software is not a recent development within the industry. Transfer pricing software packages were initially designed to automate rudimentary transfer pricing activities such as benchmarking and documentation. The software developers claimed that a revolution would happen in the market, where software would empower multinational enterprises (MNEs) to take responsibility for their own transfer pricing; and at the same time reduce costs of outsourcing to external consultants. However, since their release over a decade ago, many of the efficiencies promised by software developers have not materialised...

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Kamakura Risk Manager's (KRM) transfer pricing analytics allow for a credit risk book that is fully consistent with Kamakura's KRIS corporate and sovereign default probabilities and the credit adjusted valuationsof KRM. 
KRM's design is rooted in the 25 year involvement of senior management at Kamakura in transfer pricing issues, beginning with Dr. Donald van Deventer’s introduction to the subject at Bank of America in 1974 while working for Mack Terry, the father of the transfer pricing discipline in banking.

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