Ryan Pollard

Partner

Washington, D.C.

Ryan Pollard represents financial services clients, private equity and venture capitalists and other investors in a wide range of corporate and transactional matters. His work includes mergers and acquisitions, commercial and structured financings, fund formation and portfolio acquisition and divestment, joint ventures, critical vendor agreements, bank partnership and other fintech agreements, mortgage loan and mortgage servicing rights purchase and sale agreements, servicing and subservicing agreements, processing and payment agreements, debt and equity issuances and sweepstakes matters.

Ryan focuses on representing borrowers and lenders in loan origination financing (in mortgage, auto, consumer and other loans, including warehouse and repurchase facilities) and servicing advance financing, acquisition financing (including mortgage servicing rights), syndicated financing, fund financing, working capital financing, litigation financing and asset based financing. He also assists clients with obtaining required applicable agency approvals in connection with these transactions.

Prior to joining Orrick, Ryan was a partner at Buckley LLP. He also was a corporate and securities associate in private practice, where he represented clients in a broad range of local, national and international corporate transactions.

  • Ryan's representative transactions include assisting:

    • A mobile banking service provider in the acquisition of a payments platform
    • A fintech company in the acquisition of a software company that provides analytics for financial institutions and in the acquisition of a leading document preparation company
    • A major credit card originator with a take-out facility
    • A major non-bank mortgage loan originator with a loan participation warehouse facility with inter-creditor and clearing agreements with lines in excess of $1 billion
    • Originators and non-bank lenders in revolving credit facilities for unsecured consumer notes
    • Major bank lenders in servicing advance facilities
    • Community banks and underwriters in private or public debt and equity issuances
    • Banks and other financial institutions in M&A transactions, including related regulatory and corporate diligence
    • A major mortgage originator with the sale of its origination platform and related assets in two separate transactions
    • A major Wall Street wealth management concern in a private-label mortgage origination and servicing transaction
    • Buyers and sellers of mortgage loans and servicing rights, including through correspondent and other channels, with aggregate principal balances in the hundreds of billions of dollars