Fraser Law

Principal: Debbie A. Fraser

Number of Attorneys: 4

FIRM OVERVIEW

Fraser Law provides Barbados commercial law advice to both domestic and international clients. The practice is led by attorney- at- law and principal Debbie Fraser. Fraser Law delivers service which is professional, efficient and reliable. Understanding a client’s business and business objectives is key to providing the legal advice which the client needs. Fraser Law seeks to work with clients to meet their objectives within the time frame required.

MAIN AREAS OF PRACTICE

Capital Market

Fraser Law advises clients on the issue of securities and debt instruments (including bonds and notes) for private placements or as public offers and also preparation of the contracts required for the transaction. Advice on listing on the Barbados Stock Exchange and the International Securities Market of the Barbados Stock Exchange can also be provided.

Corporate Finance

Clients will be guided on taking security over assets, borrowing from or lending by financial institutions, issue of securities for raising capital. Consideration will also be given for domestic and cross border facilities and financing products.

Data Protection

Fraser Law provides advice on data protection and privacy laws.

Energy

Local and international investors seeking to receive advice on the regulatory framework to obtain licences under the emerging energy market focused on renewable energy including licensing requirements and set up of entities will receive guidance.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Clients seeking to acquire other entities in compliance with the laws of Barbados including any relevant regulatory advice will be guided on the steps to take including the preparation of the relevant contracts and applications to the regulators, if applicable.

Regulatory

Fraser Law provides advice on the requirements for compliance with regulations and guides financial and investment entities in aspects of regulatory matters.

Take-Overs

Fraser Law provides advice on the take over requirements of the laws of Barbados for public listed companies and also advises the target on the responsibilities of directors and the protection of the interest of minority shareholders.

Emerging Areas

Clients can be advised on the regulatory framework in Barbados surrounding crypto currencies, digital currencies, regulatory sandbox, blockchain and the national digital payment system as these areas develop in Barbados. Environmental social and governance (ESG) impact on financing also arises for consideration.