🚀 Dealcharts is moving! This experiment was wildly successful in demonstrating the power of our context engine. Now it's leveling up at cmdrvl.com/context — still open, still free, and currently being loaded with even more data and connections.

About

Dealcharts connects structured-finance filings, deals, and counterparties into a public context graph with charts you can cite. Link research and participate in Context Creation.

Mission

Dealcharts makes structured-finance data accessible, verifiable, and works with AI tools — built entirely on open standards.

What Dealcharts is

  • A public reference graph for CMBS, ABS, and related markets
  • Profiles linking entities (issuers, servicers, trustees, funds) to deals, shelves, tranches, and filings
  • Charts designed for citation (each links back to sources)
  • A neutral place where market participants and analysts can explore context

Why it exists

Market information is often scattered across PDFs, spreadsheets, and vendor silos. Dealcharts organizes who's involved, how things connect, and what changed over time—so analysis starts from context, not from hunting files.

Note
Dealcharts is free to explore. All charts, profiles, and data are freely accessible to everyone.

Who uses Dealcharts

  • Investors and Analysts — Quickly find deals, track entities, and cite reliable charts
  • Issuers and Servicers — Explore market comparisons and positioning
  • Researchers and Academics — Access structured finance data for studies and teaching
  • AI Developers — Integrate high-quality, citation-ready data into applications

How Dealcharts works

  1. Collect — Parse public filings and related disclosures; normalize identifiers.
  2. Connect — Link entities to deals, shelves, tranches, and holdings; generate charts with source trails.
  3. Curate — Community feedback helps improve accuracy and identify errors.
  4. Publish — Static pages (Gatsby/Netlify) keep the graph fast, indexable, and easy to share.

Data & sources

  • Primary sources include public disclosures (e.g., SEC) and related market documents.
  • Each chart/profile cites its sources; many pages refresh on a recurring schedule.
  • We welcome corrections—look for "Spot an error?" or contact us.

Accuracy, governance, and attribution

  • Every edit and submission records provenance (author, timestamp, source).
  • Free-text is scanned for sensitive information; we publish market-relevant, non-PII context.
  • Please attribute with a link to the relevant Dealcharts page when you reuse visuals or derived tables.

Context Creation

Statements, explanations, and links can be captured (with consent) as attribution-ready data—fuel for retrieval, evaluation, and model improvement. This ethical, provenance-rich approach turns day-to-day work into compounding intelligence.

Learn more about Context Creation →

Relationship to CMD+RVL

Dealcharts is powered by CMD+RVL's data system, which curates and operationalizes the graph behind the scenes. Organizations use CMD+RVL to build their own data systems so AI agents and analyses stay grounded in what's true.

Learn more about CMD+RVL's Context Engine →

Roadmap

  • Enhanced entity profiles with richer data
  • Live chart embeds for websites and applications
  • Public API endpoints for programmatic access
  • Additional asset classes and deeper historical data
  • Improved search and discovery features

Get involved

Contributors

We are incredibly grateful to the following individuals who volunteer their time and expertise to make DealCharts.org possible. Thank you for your invaluable contributions!

If you would like to join our amazing team of contributors, please get in touch with us at zac@cmdrvl.com.