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KBRA Releases Research – Recurring Revenue Loan Metrics Dashboard: Q2 2025

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KBRA releases an updated report tracking key metrics within recurring revenue loan (RRL) securitizations.

This report, an update to our Q1 analysis, continues to track and present several key metrics in a dashboard format, sourced from quarterly collateral loan tapes provided by the issuers of KBRA-rated RRL securitizations. This update incorporates collateral tapes dated as of June 2025.

Annualized recurring revenue (ARR) has increased 1.9% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) and remains above the historical average. Further, cash and liquidity cushions have increased QoQ, with cash reverting back toward the historical average and liquidity cushion above the historical average.

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HyunKyeong Kim, Associate Director
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hyunkyeong.kim@kbra.com

Sean Malone, Senior Managing Director, Co-Head of Global Structured Credit
+1 646-731-2436
sean.malone@kbra.com

Eric Hudson, Senior Managing Director, Co-Head of Global Structured Credit
+1 646-731-3320
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Eric Thompson, SMD, Global Head of Structured Finance Ratings
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eric.thompson@kbra.com

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Adam Tempkin, Senior Director of Communications
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Jason Lilien, Senior Managing Director
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Contacts

HyunKyeong Kim, Associate Director
+1 646-731-2459
hyunkyeong.kim@kbra.com

Sean Malone, Senior Managing Director, Co-Head of Global Structured Credit
+1 646-731-2436
sean.malone@kbra.com

Eric Hudson, Senior Managing Director, Co-Head of Global Structured Credit
+1 646-731-3320
eric.hudson@kbra.com

Eric Thompson, SMD, Global Head of Structured Finance Ratings
+1 646-731-2355
eric.thompson@kbra.com

Media Contact

Adam Tempkin, Senior Director of Communications
+1 646-731-1347
adam.tempkin@kbra.com

Business Development Contact

Jason Lilien, Senior Managing Director
+1 646-731-2442
jason.lilien@kbra.com

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