For Trustees
DealCharts rolls up CMBS Trustee and Certificate Administrator rows from SEC filings so trustees can see where they appear across deals, shelves, and vintages.DealCharts now rolls up who's named Trustee and Certificate Administrator across CMBS deals — pulled from each deal's SEC filings and grouped into one page per party.
DealCharts lists the Trustee and Certificate Administrator named on each CMBS deal, extracted from SEC EDGAR filings. As of July 2026, 312 rows carry a Trustee role and 689 rows carry a Certificate Administrator role. The new CMBS trustee directory groups those rows by party, then routes each profile back to the source deal pages and filings. Free to read, no login required, licensed CC-BY 4.0.
What DealCharts has for you
Your role, across deals
The trustee rollup answers the cross-shelf question first: which CMBS deals name a given Trustee or Certificate Administrator? Each profile keeps the role labels separate and links back to recent deal pages. Every CMBS deal page still includes a "Who's Involved" section that lists each counterparty by role.
Computershare Trust Company, N.A. — appears across CMBS Trustee and Certificate Administrator rows, with one profile for cross-deal review.
View Computershare trustee profile →Wilmington Trust, National Association — appears as Trustee across a separate set of CMBS deals, useful for shelf and vintage comparison.
View Wilmington Trust profile →The label varies deal to deal because it is transcribed from that deal's own party data, not normalized into a house taxonomy. That is why the profile keeps Trustee and Certificate Administrator counts visible instead of flattening them into one generic counterparty count.
Browsing by shelf when you serve across many deals
If you're trustee across a sponsor's whole program rather than a single deal, use both views: the trustee profile shows your cross-shelf footprint, and the shelf page rolls up every deal that sponsor issued across vintages.
Browse all CMBS trustees → · Browse the BMARK shelf →
The filing behind the attribution
Every Trustee and Certificate Administrator entry traces back to a real filing, not an internal record. Each deal page's "Provenance & Documents" section timestamps and links the underlying SEC filings. Both example deals above have a Monthly Remittance Report
WFCM 2025-5C6 filings → · JPMBB 2015-C30 filings →
Machine-readable, not just human-readable
The same pairing is also structured data. Each deal page's "Datasets & API" section renders a linked_entities array of role and name pairs built from the same counterparty rows, visible on the WFCM 2025-5C6 deal page. The same fields are published as a static JSON file per deal, for example /llm/facts/wfcm2025-5c6.json, so a script or an AI system can read the role without scraping the page. Everything on the site is licensed CC-BY 4.0, with AI training and retrieval explicitly permitted, and bulk CSV and JSON exports for the whole dataset are at /datasets/.
See it yourself
- Open the CMBS trustee directory.
- Open a trustee profile — for example, Computershare Trust Company, N.A..
- Review the Trustee and Certificate Administrator row counts, then open a recent deal.
- On the deal page, scroll to Who's Involved and Provenance & Documents for filing context.
- Use the BMARK shelf page when the question is sponsor-first rather than trustee-first.
Where am I named as trustee?
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 a deal page doesn't answer — bulk questions, corrections, partnerships — contact us.