The first 2-phospha[3]ferrocenophanes containing stereogenic carbon atoms in the three-atom bridge have been synthesised from phenylphosphane by stereospecific ring-closing phosphanation reactions. Either α-substituted 1,1Ј-bis-(hydroxymethyl)ferrocenes or the corresponding 2-oxa-[3]ferrocenophanes have been used as diastereomerically pure starting materials. The resolution of 1,2,3-triphenyl-The emergence of monodentate, bulky, electron-rich phosphanes is a recent, noteworthy issue in the field of organometallic catalysis. Tris(tert-butyl)phosphane, biphenyl-(di-tert-butyl)-and dicyclohexylphosphane are prototypical compounds of this class. By showing their great potential in palladium-promoted coupling reactions, [1] the pioneering work of Nishiyama, Fu and Buchwald stimulated the active search for new catalytic applications [2] as well as for new ligand structures. Among others, the synthesis and use of ferrocenyl-based phosphanes have been considered, which combine the steric bulk of the organometallic moiety with the electron-donating properties of alkyl and/or ferrocenyl phosphorus substituents. [3] Representative examples are given in Figure 1. An especially attractive and favourable feature of ferrocenylphosphanes for routine bench use is their higher resistance to air oxidation with respect to other ligands with similar bulk and electron-donating ability. This is the basis of, for instance, the impressive development of ferrocenylbased phosphanes in enantioselective catalysis, [4] and it motivates new studies in these series.In this context, our purpose is to expand the field of monodentate, electron-rich ferrocenylphosphanes, and especially that of chiral species, to include unprecedented or ne- [a]