“…Thus, we hypothesized that fine‐tuning the proportions of copper, diphosphine ligand, and NHC would be able to leverage the racemization rate of electron‐rich aryl‐substituted aziridines so that either the KR or DyKAT of electron‐rich aryl‐substituted aziridines could be accessed (Figure 3). Indeed, the ratio of ternary catalysts had a considerable effect on the success of the KR, and premixing Cu(CH 3 CN) 4 PF 6 , diphosphine L2 , and NHC 4 c in a ratio of 1:2:2 enabled the generation of a hybrid NHC/diphosphine Cu I complex [21] and consumed the active Cu I diphosphine species responsible for the racemization of aziridines, [15] thereby enabling KR (Figure 3 a). As anticipated, in the presence of such an in situ‐generated hybrid copper complex, the KR of 2‐PMP‐substituted aziridine 2 l with enal 1 a successfully afforded desired product 3 al in 48 % yield, >95:5 d.r., 94 % ee , accompanied by the recovery of 2 l in 47 % yield with 96 % ee .…”