What is DealCharts?
DealCharts is a public, read-only read on structured finance deals, funds, and counterparties. Every chart ties back to the SEC filing it came from — rebuild it from source if you want. But a number on its own doesn't take sides: the same figure is an asset to one holder and a liability to the next. DealCharts gives you the number. Cairn tells you what it means for you.
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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
What is Ask Cairn?
DealCharts gives you the reported number—the same for everyone, taking no one's side. Ask Cairn, by email, what it means from where you sit: tell it the CUSIP you hold (or a seat you're sizing up) and it writes back with the read and the receipts. Free, within reason.
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.