“…29 Isocyanides with C−N triple bonds can be inserted twice, mediated by the transition metal to obtain a secondary amine. 30 As part of our continuous interest in the transformations of organoboron compounds under transition metalfree conditions, we achieved a multimigration reaction of tetracoordinate isocyanide boron intermediates derived from isocyanides and arylboronic acids to deliver a diarylmethanamine, 31 which is widely found in numerous pharmaceuticals, bioactive molecules, 32 and ligands 33 (Scheme 15). To our delight, the reaction of isocyanides with arylboronic acids or cyclic arylboronic anhydrides proceeded smoothly under basic conditions, allowing the formation of diarylmethanamine 36 or 9H-fluorene-9-amine 37 in moderate to good yields.…”