Speaker details

28th Annual Transnational Crime Conference

13 May - 15 May 2026

Hotel Grande Bretagne, Athens, Greece

Speaker information

Miranda Ching

Biography

Miranda is a partner with two decades of experience in complex criminal, regulatory and multi-jurisdictional matters. She has acted in some of the most high-profile investigations of recent years, including global corruption probes, financial frauds, and sanctions enforcement, often involving sensitive, high-value issues with global reach. Her clients include multinational corporations, family offices, and politically exposed individuals operating across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Recent matters include defending clients against sanctions designations across multiple jurisdictions, navigating money laundering and corruption prosecutions, and leading complex fraud inquiries involving hundreds of millions in investor losses. She is increasingly called upon to assess potential criminal and regulatory exposure arising from supply chain violations—particularly in the context of international business operations and ESG obligations. Miranda has represented a key individual implicated in the 1MDB matter, the largest kleptocracy investigation ever undertaken by the U.S. Department of Justice. She has also advised traders under investigation for market manipulation, fraud and corruption, including in the LIBOR and FX rigging cases. Her practice frequently involves parallel proceedings with UK, US and European enforcement bodies and she is known for her expertise in managing cross-border evidential challenges, liaising with foreign prosecutors, and advising clients on cooperation strategies, extradition risks and reputational protection. Recognised for her strategic discretion and cultural fluency, Miranda guides clients through politically sensitive and high-stakes matters. Her practice is shaped by a deep understanding of global enforcement trends and the nuanced pressures facing ultra-high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and politically exposed clients—often involving complex, cross-border dimensions. Prior to joining Boutique Law, Miranda held senior roles at leading firms including Kobre & Kim and Peters & Peters, and served as a Case Controller at the UK’s Serious Fraud Office. Miranda sits on the International Bar Association’s Criminal Law Committee. External Recognition Financial Crime: High Net Worth Individuals – Band 4 Chambers and Partners 2026