Wong Pei Ting

Wong Pei Ting is a Partner at Allen & Gledhill, specialising in dispute resolution, international arbitration, and restructuring and insolvency. Her practice focuses on complex contentious matters, including cryptocurrency disputes, banking and trust disputes, shareholder disputes, breaches of directors' duties, and cross-border claims, as well as white-collar crime defence and employment investigations.

Pei Ting has acted for a professional trust company in a complex, cross-border suit brought by the former Prime Minister of Georgia in connection with alleged fraud, breach of trust, forgery, and mismanagement on trust assets exceeding US$1 billion; for the liquidators in a successful clawback action against former directors and shareholders for unfair preference transactions and breaches of fiduciary duties; for minority shareholders of a construction company in a minority oppression action; and for the subsidiary of an Asian listed healthcare provider in an SIAC arbitration against its joint venture partner concerning a shareholders' agreement for a hospital facility in India. She has also advised a listed aquafarming company on its scheme of arrangement, defended a C-suite executive charged under the Securities and Futures Act, and advised a statutory body on an investigation into misconduct.

Pei Ting holds an LL.B. (Hons) (First Class Honours) from University College London (2015), where she received the academic prize for Contract Law. She was called to the Singapore Bar in 2017.

She was selected for the Supreme Court of Singapore's Young Independent Counsel Scheme in 2022 and appointed Young Independent Counsel in a Magistrate's Appeal concerning fraudulent evasion of import GST. She is a contributing author to The Restructuring Review and Singapore Civil Procedure.