For Researchers

Independent analysts, academics, journalists, and data scientists get connected structured-finance data with transparent lineage and AI-ready context for reproducible research.

For Researchers

Independent analysts, academics, journalists, and data scientists get connected structured-finance data with transparent lineage and AI-ready context for reproducible research.

Your research becomes assured context

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The Research Challenge

Analysts, academics, and data scientists know where the data lives — but not how it connects.

Filings are verbose, inconsistent, and rarely machine-readable. Provenance is hard to prove, and normalized, reusable datasets are scarce.

Dealcharts provides open, assured context so you can study structured finance as a connected system — not a collection of PDFs.

What Dealcharts provides

1. Study structured finance as a connected system

Problem: Research workflows rely on scraped filings or vendor-locked datasets that lose relationships between issuers, trusts, and servicers.

What you get: A queryable Context Graph of structured finance — linking deals, counterparties, and filings with lineage and attribution.

Why it matters:Enables true empirical research on networks, exposure patterns, and behavior across time.

2. Publish findings as structured "Signals"

Problem: Insights get buried in PDFs or posts detached from their data.

What you get: Publish Signals directly on relevant deal or entity pages, with attribution and metadata. Discoverable by analysts, APIs, and AI systems using CMD+RVL's Context Engine.

Why it matters:Your findings become living, citable context — reusable by humans and machines.

3. Build a transparent research identity

Problem: There's no consistent way to attribute structured-finance research across individuals, labs, or pseudonymous outlets.

What you get: Context-linked author pages showing your publications, datasets, and cited entities — built automatically from your Signals and uploads.

Why it matters:Brings transparency and reputation to open research without requiring "verification."

4. Collaborate in shared context

Problem: Coordination across issuers, funds, and data providers is hard without shared data infrastructure.

What you get: Shared context graph with permissioned annotations, co-authored Signals, and lineage-aware visualizations.

Why it matters:Turns fragmented analysis into reproducible, co-attributed collaboration.

5. Train and test AI models on assured data

Problem: Model builders need provenance-rich data to meet compliance and reproducibility standards.

What you get: Access to CMD+RVL's assurance-grade datasets (EDGAR, NPORT-P, deal metadata) with lineage and attribution intact.

Why it matters:Enables trustworthy AI research grounded in transparent, open context.

Summary

CategoryActionWhat You GetWhy It Matters
Connected SystemLink deals, issuers, filingsRelational understandingEnables systemic research
PublicationPublish structured SignalsAttribution + visibilityWork stays discoverable
TransparencyContext-linked author profilesOpen authorshipBuilds credibility
CollaborationShared data contextReproducible co-researchPromotes co-curation
AI ResearchUse assurance-grade datasetsProvenance + structureBuild reliable models

See it in action

Explore how independent researchers and data scientists use Dealcharts to connect structured-finance data, publish contextual insights, and build transparent AI models.

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