For Issuers
DealCharts already publishes a page for every deal your shelf has issued — the party list, pool metrics, and a machine-readable facts file, sourced from SEC EDGAR filings.DealCharts already carries a page for every deal your shelf has issued, each one linked to its SEC filings, its full party list, and a machine-readable facts file — no submission or setup required.
DealCharts publishes every CMBS deal your shelf has issued on one page, grouped at
— for example /shelf/bmark and /shelf/bank. Each deal on that page links to its own page, listing the Depositor and every other party — Trustee, Master Servicer, Rating Agencies — next to pool metrics and a facts file a script can read directly. A deal is addressed by one key, such as wfcm2025-5c6, not a vendor-specific identifier, so the same page describes it to a person reading it or a model retrieving it. Free to read, no login, licensed CC-BY 4.0./capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/shelf/{shelf}
The filings behind these deals don't use a field called "issuer" — the party that stands in that role is the Depositor named on the deal's registration statement. That's the row DealCharts surfaces on every deal page and the reason the shelf page, not a separate profile, is the landing surface for a shelf sponsor: it's built directly from the same filings your counsel signed.
Deal naming and shelf grouping don't always match on sight: WFCM 2025-5C6 groups under the WF shelf — the raw shelf value carried on the filing — rather than a "WFCM" shelf page. DealCharts groups by whatever shelf value the filing carries, so that's the page to check if you're looking for the rest of a program's deals and the deal name alone doesn't get you there.
What DealCharts has for you
Your shelf, one page, every deal
Every shelf that has issued CMBS gets its own page at
(index at /capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/shelf/), sorted by issuance date, with vintage, current balance, original balance, and loan count for every deal in a table, plus roll-up statistics for the shelf itself — total balance outstanding, average deal size, and the oldest-to-newest vintage span. BMARK carries 65 deals/capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/shelf/{shelf}
Your Depositor, listed and linked
Open a deal page — Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Trust 2025-5C6 is one of the newer ones — and the party list names Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Securities, Inc. as Depositor next to the Trustee, Master Servicer, and every rating agency on that deal, each one drawn from the filing. The same page carries the pool numbers underneath the parties: 26 loans, $622.6 million original balance, weighted-average DSCR at issuance and current, and the current delinquency and special-servicing balance, all tracked as new servicer reports are filed. 496 deals in DealCharts currently carry a Depositor entry — that role is the closest match to "issuer" in the underlying filing data.
Vintage and browse views for context
A deal doesn't only live on its shelf page. /capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/vintage/2025 groups every CMBS deal priced that year — 118 of them
Check your shelf
A short walk-through using real pages, start to finish:
Open your shelf page — e.g. /capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/shelf/bmark or /capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/shelf/bank — the deal table there is sorted newest-issuance-first.
Find your deal in that table and open it — for example /capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/wfcm2025-5c6.
On the deal page, check the party list: your Depositor entity, the Trustee, the Master Servicer, and the Rating Agencies, all read from the filing, alongside the pool metrics — current balance, loan count, DSCR, and delinquency status.
If a deal has been reallocated to a different shelf group in a later filing, compare it against the deal's vintage page to see it next to that year's full issuance, independent of shelf.
Cross-check the same deal in structured form at its facts file,
— the same record a script or an AI assistant would retrieve, rather than a rendered page./llm/facts/{deal-key}.json
How your shelf reads to machines
Every deal page carries structured schema.org markup in addition to the readable page, and a matching JSON file at
— identifiers, pool metrics, the same party list you see on the page, and links back to the source filings on sec.gov, in one record. Site-wide, DealCharts catalogs roughly 910 deals across CMBS, Auto ABS, and CLO sectors, with about 1,570 facts entities listed at /llms.txt. That's the same data a person reads on the page and a model retrieves from the file — there is no separate version of your shelf's data to fall out of sync, and no vendor re-keying your deal under its own identifier in between./llm/facts/{deal-key}.json
DealCharts data is licensed CC-BY 4.0, and llms.txt states that AI training and retrieval are explicitly permitted — the same filing-sourced record is available to search engines, research tools, and AI assistants alike.
Is my shelf complete?
Tell Cairn where you sit — a CUSIP you hold, or a seat you're sizing up. Cairn does the digging and tailors the answer to your position, every figure tied to the filing it came from.For anything outside a specific shelf or deal, contact the team.