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Partner - Corporate Finance, Capital Markets, and Regulatory Compliance

ABUNA JONES
CAMPBELL

Practice Areas

Corporate Law
Commercial Law (Contracts, Intellectual Property, Joint Ventures, Shareholder Agreements, Corporate Restructuring, Mergers & Acquisitions)
Securities (Public Offerings, Private Placements, Collective Investment Schemes & Funds, Derivatives & Structured Products)
Real Estate (Developments, Sales & Purchases, Title & Land Ownership)
Employment Law
Probate & Estate Administration
Estate Planning (Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, Asset Protection & Business Succession)
Data Protection & Privacy

Biography

Abuna Jones Campbell is a commercial attorney with expertise in private equity, corporate finance, capital markets, real estate, infrastructure, employment, and data protection law. Called to the Bar in April 2019, he began his legal career at Harrison & Harrison Attorneys-at-Law before joining Cardinal Law, where he is now a partner.

Noteworthy Activity

➢ 2025 – Counsel to Issuer in J$200 million unsecured bond offering (private placement)

➢ 2025 – Counsel to Arranger in J$474 million bond refinancing

➢ 2024 – Counsel to Issuer in J$11billion multi-tranche bond refinancing

➢ 2024 – Counsel to Investor in J$150 million acquisition of 35% stake in radiology company

➢ 2023 – Joint counsel to Arranger in J$566M secured bond issue and J$2.3B refinancing

➢ 2023 – Counsel in US$20M promissory note refinancing

➢ 2023 – Lead counsel on J$700M secured bond listing on the JSE

➢ 2023 – Joint counsel in US$20M leveraged buyout of car rental company

➢ 2023 – Counsel in US$7M note issuance to private investor

➢ 2022 – Counsel to Issuer and Arranger in J$7.5B unsecured bond issuance

➢ 2022 – Counsel in acquisition of 100% of LPG business assets

Previous Teams

➢ Harrison & Harrison – Associate

➢ Phillipson Partners – Legal Intern

Education

➢ University of the West Indies – Bachelor of Laws

➢ Norman Manley Law School – Legal Education Certificate

➢ Campion College