Ryan Lewis

Ryan’s practice focuses on capital markets transactions. He represents investment banks and private and public companies in equity and debt financings – including initial public offerings (IPOs), follow-on and secondary equity offerings, and high-yield, investment-grade and convertible debt offerings.

Ryan’s representative equity transactions include advising:

• XP Inc. on its $2.25 billion IPO
• The underwriters on iHeartMedia’s $2.4 billion direct listing
• UiPath on its $1.2 billion IPO
• The underwriters on AbCellera Biologics’ $555 million IPO
• Lyell Immunopharma on its $425 million IPO
• The underwriters on Clear Channel Outdoor’s $350 million follow-on offering
• The underwriters on CITIC Capital Acquisition’s $276 million IPO
• The underwriters on Fifth Third Bancorp’s $243 million preferred stock offering
• The underwriters on TFI International’s $230 million IPO

Ryan’s representative debt transactions include advising:

• The underwriters on Schlumberger’s $1.6 billion and $900 million notes offerings, $1.8 billion and $950 million tender offers, and $1.25 billion exchange offer
• The underwriters on Macy’s $1.3 billion secured notes offering
• The underwriters on Clear Channel Outdoor’s $1.25 billion secured notes offering
• Marsh & McLennan Companies’ $750 million notes offering
• The underwriters on Canadian National Rail Company’s $600 million notes offering
• The underwriters on Energizer Holdings’ $600 million notes offering and tender offer
• The underwriters on Viasat’s $600 million and $400 million secured notes offerings
• The underwriters on Cree’s $575 million convertible notes offering
• The underwriters on Vista Global’s $550 million notes offering
• The underwriters on First American Financial’s $450 million notes offering
• The underwriters on Envision Healthcare’s $199 million exchange offer
• The underwriters on Spectrum Brands’ $300 million notes offering and tender offer

Previously, Ryan practiced in the New York office of Davis Polk and served as in-house counsel to aerospace pioneer Boom Supersonic and venture capital firm Fifth Partners.