Cameron Greaves, chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce in Latvia, welcomes me cordially to his neat apartment, and offers coffee. The BritCham head boasts an impressive CV - was a partner at multi- national PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), the world’s second-largest London-based professional services network, and was responsible for their tax practices worldwide, having previously worked in Russia, UK and Hong Kong. After a spell specialising in risk management for PWC’s Central and Eastern European firms, he retired to live in Riga in 2009. Mr Greaves kindly agre...
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