For Servicers
DealCharts runs a dedicated page for every CMBS special servicer — deal counts, workout totals, and commentary pulled from SEC filings — plus your role on every deal's party list.DealCharts already runs a dedicated entity page for every CMBS special servicer — a deal count, a workout total, and a link to every recent deal you're named on — built from the same SEC filings you already report against.
DealCharts publishes a page for every CMBS special servicer at
, sourced from SEC counterparty filings. 25 distinct servicer entities carry a page today, built from 674 deal-level party rows tagged Special Servicer or Master & Special Servicer. Each page states the servicer's total deal count and lists its most recent deals, newest first — Rialto Capital Advisors, the largest by count, shows 131. Servicing updates live on the deal itself: SCP Servicing's note on BBCMS 2021-C11, a hotel portfolio now REO, is dated as of May 28, 2026. Every figure links back to the filing it came from. Free to read, no login, licensed CC-BY 4.0.
What DealCharts has for you
The special-servicer index, with real numbers per servicer
Start at the special-servicer index. Every card on it is built from
— 622 rows tagged Special Servicer, 52 more tagged Master & Special Servicer — joined against the workout metrics indata/counterparties.json
. Each card shows a deal count, a workout total, and, where DealCharts has it, the date of the most recent transfer to special servicing:data/commentary.json
A dedicated page for your entity
Click through to a servicer's own page — for example Rialto Capital Advisors. The header states the total deal count, and a Recent Deals section lists the six newest, each one linking straight to the deal page. It's a live join against
anddata/counterparties.json
, not a hand-maintained profile, so a new 10-D filing that tags your entity on a new deal should surface here on the next build. Each linked deal card also carries its issuance date, so you can scan for the vintages you're actually active on without opening every deal.data/deals.json
Your commentary and filings live on the deal page
tracks 17 of the 25 special servicers with dated updates — 151 commentary rows in total, each tied to a specific loan and stamped with the date the servicer made the comment. The concrete example is SCP Servicing's own filing. On the BBCMS 2021-C11 deal page, the Context & Commentary section carries SCP's full update, tagged with the loan ("Portfolio (44 Hotel properties)") and stamped as of May 28, 2026:data/commentary.json
"Borrower filed chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 26, 2024 ... Lender was the successful bidder at the 363 Sale on September 25, 2025. On November 12, 2025, the transfer of title to all the Properties in the Portfolio was completed and the Portfolio is now REO ... T12 average 2/2026 KPI's - 114.8% occ index, 98.6% ADR index, 113.8% revPAR."
The same deal page also carries a Provenance & Documents timeline, pulling from
— 3,519 SEC filing links across the dataset, including 989 Monthly Remittance Reports, the filing servicers file every month — plus a Who's Involved grid naming every party on the deal, servicer included.data/documents.json
The counterparty hub — and what isn't built yet
The counterparty hub is the entry point for every role on a CMBS deal, special servicers included, alongside the Trustee (312 rows), Certificate Administrator (689), Depositor (496), Operating Advisor (440), and Rating Agencies (509) roles that also sit on your deals — the same
file, sliced bydata/counterparties.json
. The same special-servicer index also links a packaged CMBS Special Servicing Commentary dataset for bulk use, alongside DealCharts' own datasets page.ROLE
Master Servicer is its own role in
— 747 rows — but only entities tagged Special Servicer or Master & Special Servicer get a dedicated page today. A pure master-servicer's role still shows up on each deal's party list, just not on a rollup page of its own.data/counterparties.json
A concrete workflow
This is the same path a trustee, a fund analyst, or an AI system reading DealCharts would take to check your servicing record:
- Open the counterparty hub and go to Special Servicer.
- Browse the special-servicer index and find your name, or scan by deal count and workout total.
- Open your entity page — e.g. Rialto Capital Advisors — and check the deal count and Recent Deals list against your own records.
- Click into a named deal, like BBCMS 2021-C11, and read its Context & Commentary and Provenance & Documents sections, along with the Who's Involved party grid.
- If a deal, a commentary date, or a workout count looks wrong, tell Cairn below — name the deal and what you're seeing, and where in the filing you'd expect the correct figure to show up.