For Ratings Agencies
DealCharts rolls up the rating agencies named on 509 CMBS deals, pulled straight from each deal's SEC filing, with direct links back to source-backed deal pages.DealCharts shows which agencies rated a deal right on the deal page and now rolls those rows into per-agency CMBS pages, sourced from each deal's own SEC filing — not a copy, not a summary.
DealCharts publishes the rating-agency party for CMBS deals, extracted from SEC EDGAR filings, with the agency list shown in the "Who's Involved" section of every deal page and aggregated on the CMBS rating-agency directory. For example, WFRBS 2012-C8 was rated by Moody's, Fitch, KBRA, and Morningstar — a real row pulled straight from the deal's disclosure. As of the current data snapshot, 509 CMBS deals carry a listed Rating Agencies party. Every name links back to the deal and its SEC filing. Free to read, no login, licensed CC-BY 4.0.
What DealCharts has for you
Start with a specific agency page, then open the underlying deals for shelf, vintage, party, and filing context.
Per-agency CMBS deal rollups
The rating-agency directory groups the current CMBS rating-agency rows into profile pages for Fitch, KBRA, Moody's, Morningstar, and S&P. Each profile lists recent deals and the common disclosed co-rater panels.
Every deal's rating-agency list, on the deal page
Open any CMBS deal and scroll to "Who's Involved" — it lists every counterparty role sourced from the deal's SEC filing, including the Rating Agencies party where one was disclosed. WFRBS 2012-C8 shows Moody's, Fitch, KBRA, and Morningstar side by side with the deal's trustee, servicers, and depositor.
How the agency mix breaks down
Across the 509 CMBS deals with a listed Rating Agencies party as of July 2026, most carry more than one rater. The most common combination is Moody's, Fitch, and KBRA together — 180 deals — followed by S&P Global, Fitch, and KBRA on 109 deals, and Moody's, Fitch, and Morningstar on 65. Two-agency and five-agency panels both appear, but a three-agency panel is the norm — and a handful of deals list only one, like MSBAM 2012-C6, rated by Moody's alone. In total, 509 of the site's 624 CMBS deals — roughly 82% — carry a listed Rating Agencies party; the rest predate the field or weren't captured from a filing form DealCharts currently parses.
Use agency, shelf, and vintage pages together
The Fitch profile shows Fitch's current CMBS deal footprint; the WFRBS shelf page lists every deal issued under that shelf; the 2012 vintage page lists every CMBS deal priced that year. Use those views together when you need to move from an agency-level footprint to a specific shelf, vintage, or deal file.
The filing behind the rating, one click away
Every deal page also carries a "Provenance & Documents" section linking the underlying SEC filings. On WFRBS 2012-C8, that includes the
Monthly Remittance Report filed 2022-08-29
. The rating-agency name on the page traces back to the same filing chain — not a third-party aggregation.
A concrete workflow
To check where an agency shows up, and then verify the deal-level filing context, walk through the live pages in order:
- Open the CMBS rating-agency directory.
- Open a recent deal, such as WFRBS 2012-C8.
- Read the "Who's Involved" and "Provenance & Documents" sections for the Rating Agencies entry and filing chain.