DealChartsby CMD+RVL
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DealCharts

A public, read-only reference for structured finance deals, funds, counterparties, charts, and machine-readable facts. Built for analysts and crawlers that need the source trail attached.
1,208 deals·7,545 charts·Facts JSON →
Use it as a receipt

Every useful page should point back to source.

DealCharts keeps stable URLs, source links, as-of timestamps, JSON-LD, CSV exports, and facts endpoints visible so humans and AI systems can cite the same record.
  • · SEC EDGAR and issuer disclosures
  • · Stable entity and deal identifiers
  • · Powered by CMD+RVL provenance work

What is DealCharts?

DealCharts is a public, read-only reference for structured finance deals, funds, and counterparties. Every chart links to primary SEC filings and can be reconstructed from source. Used by analysts, risk teams, and machine systems.

What's Here

Deals
CMBS, Auto ABS, CLO securitizations
Source: SEC EDGAR
Charts
Pre-rendered, deal-specific with canonical URLs
Derived from filings
Funds
Institutional holders with ABS exposures
Source: NPORT-P
Counterparties
Servicers, trustees, operating advisors
From deal documents
Documents
Links to source SEC filings
10-D, ABS-EE, NPORT-P
Coverage
2017 to present, updated within days of SEC publication
CMBS, Auto ABS, CLO, BDC, +3

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Newest Deals

BBCMS 2026-5C41

CMBS
2026-04-27

BMARK 2026-B43

CMBS
2026-04-27

GMALT 2026-2

ABS
2026-04-27

CARMX 2026-2

ABS
2026-04-14

BLAST 2026-2

ABS
2026-04-13

BMWLT 2026-1

ABS
2026-04-08

TAOT 2026-B

ABS
2026-04-07

GMCAR 2026-2

ABS
2026-04-02

WFCM 2026-C66

CMBS
2026-03-23

Newest Charts

Maturity Schedule - BMARK 2021-B25
CMBS
Conduit
2026-04-27

Trust and Citation

Every chart can be reconstructed. Source accession numbers, as-of timestamps, and computation logic are preserved. Each page includes stable URLs, source links, and machine-readable formats (JSON-LD, CSV) for citation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is DealCharts free?

Yes—public, read-only reference.

How is this different from a terminal?

Designed for reproducibility and citation from primary filings.

Can I rely on this for analysis?

Use it as a reference. For guaranteed delivery, see CMD+RVL.

How does this relate to CMD+RVL?

DealCharts is free and public. CMD+RVL offers paid products with additional data and guarantees.

Risk reversal

Start with the public record. Move to monitored outcomes only when the question earns it.

DealCharts stays free, citable, and read-only. If a page surfaces a recurring risk, a vendor question, or a workflow worth operating, CMD+RVL and TrancheList are the next useful surfaces.
See CMD+RVL packages →Browse TrancheList ↗Same source discipline. Different next step.

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