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Miranda So

Miranda So

Greater China Region 2026

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Ranked in 2 practice areas

Corporate/M&A: Hong Kong-based (International Firms)

China

14 years ranked

About

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Greater China Region

Practice Areas

Miranda is the co-head of Davis Polk’s practice in Asia (excluding Japan), covering the firm’s Hong Kong and Beijing offices. She also leads Davis Polk’s Asia M&A and private equity practice.

Miranda acts for global and Asian companies and investment funds in cross-border M&A transactions, strategic acquisitions and investments, foreign direct investments, pre-IPO financings, joint ventures, going-private transactions, PIPEs, private equity and special situation transactions, restructurings, and other securities and general corporate matters. She also advises clients on regulatory matters involving antitrust and competition, CFIUS and foreign investment reviews, and anti-corruption compliance.

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Chambers Greater China Region

Corporate/M&A: Hong Kong-based (International Firms) - China

Band 1
Band 1

Individual Editorial
Miranda So's wide-ranging expertise spans M&A transactions, joint ventures and investments, with additional experience in private equity matters. She is regularly mandated by clients from the financial services, technology and healthcare industries.

Private Equity: Buyouts & Venture Capital Investment (International Firms) - China

Band 3
Band 3

Individual Editorial
Miranda So is highly regarded for her dual private equity and M&A expertise, handling cross-border transactions on behalf of global private equity funds and investors.

Strengths

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  • Miranda is a seasoned M&A attorney.

    Corporate/M&A: Hong Kong-based (International Firms)Chambers Greater China Region

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