The asymmetric transformation of allylic amines to optically active enamines, catalyzed by rhodium-BINAP complexes, has been well studied and even applied in industry.[1] The related transition-metal-catalyzed isomerization of primary allylic alcohols is an atom- economical route to the corresponding aldehydes (Scheme1). Various catalysts have been developed for this reaction,[2] however, only a few asymmetric examples have been ...