Chicago Finance Partner Named Rising Star by Private Debt Investor
John Lister recognized as among the most talented of the up-and-coming generation in private debt and those PDI believes have the potential to shape the future of the asset class.
Partner
John Lister advises clients on leveraged finance, with a particular focus on private credit middle-market lending, and private equity-backed financings.
John leverages his keen market sense to guide financial institutions, corporate borrowers, and private equity funds on the full spectrum of leveraged finance transactions, including:
He draws on deep relationships with private credit providers, private equity funds, and counsel within the leveraged finance sector to effectively and efficiently consummate sophisticated financing transactions. John helps clients understand and prioritize the issues that may arise during a transaction, and he constructively works with opposing counsel to achieve commercial solutions.
John advises lenders in financings for middle-market and large-cap companies, with a focus on companies operating in the healthcare space, including CPOM transactions (transactions relating to the corporate practice of medicine), and the restaurant and franchise space.
A recognized thought leader, John regularly conducts trainings on topics that his clients face in the market and co-hosted the Chicago office’s Direct Lending Roundtable.
He maintains an active pro bono practice, including partnering with JPMorgan to represent victims of domestic violence in immigration-related matters.
John's longtime clients in lower-middle-market to large-cap transactions for both public and private company borrowers include:
His experience includes representing:
John Lister recognized as among the most talented of the up-and-coming generation in private debt and those PDI believes have the potential to shape the future of the asset class.
Chicago finance partner recognized by Private Debt Investor as among the most talented of the up-and-coming generation in private debt and those PDI believes have the potential to shape the future of the asset class.