Ping Ting Tan

Ping Ting is a corporate lawyer whose practice focuses on transactional and regulatory work. She has worked with clients from various industries and sectors, including financial institutions regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

Representative matters

• Acted for Perlux Limited, Ever Rising Limited and Plenty Limited on its sale of an Indonesian smelting investment to Taiwan-listed Walsin Lihwa for USD 178.5 million.
• Advised a Singapore family office on a potential strategic investment in HKEX-listed Morris Homes, principally engaged in the manufacturing of sofas and sofa covers in the PRC with an integrated design, manufacturing, sales, and marketing operation.
• Advised SGX-listed Acromec Limited on the formalisation of a joint venture between its subsidiaries and Tako Ventures LLP for co-working laboratories intended for entrepreneurs, early-stage bio and pharma companies.
• Acted for PAR Chinatown Point Pte. Ltd., a wholly-owned vehicle of a fund managed by Pan Asia Realty Advisors (Singapore) Pte, Ltd. in the acquisition (and financing of the acquisition) of the retail mall and 4 strata office units at Chinatown Point.
• Acted for a leading self-storage business in the acquisition of a self-storage warehouse located in the East of Singapore.
• Acted in the sale of a well-known pest control company in Singapore.
• Acted as Singapore regulatory counsel in the acquisition of a global travel payments service provider.
• Acted as Singapore counsel in the acquisition of a minority stake in the holding company of a group of Singapore incorporated robotics and automation companies.
• Acted for a well-known cryptocurrency exchange in the issuance of US$12 million convertible bonds.
• Advised a licensed fund management company in Singapore in relation to the development of an online investment advisory platform for the purposes of distributing financial products.
• Advising payment services providers (including e-wallet operators, e-commerce platforms and digital payment token issuers) on their licensing requirements and statutory obligations under the Payment Services Act 2019 of Singapore.
• Advising financial institutions in Singapore on compliance with the Guidelines on Outsourcing issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore in respect of outsourcing arrangements with their service providers.
• Advising early stage companies on the adoption of employee incentive schemes.
• Advising early stage companies in respect of pre-investment round clean ups, subsequent investment rounds and other general corporate matters.