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KBRA Credit Profile Releases Special Alert: Historic Wildfires in Maui

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KBRA Credit Profile (KCP), a division of KBRA Analytics, releases a report following the federal government’s approval of a major disaster declaration on August 10 as wildfires continued to impact the Hawaiian island of Maui.

KCP is monitoring the impact on CMBS collateral from the wildfires that started earlier this week. With containment and rescue efforts ongoing, our thoughts are with all of those who have been impacted by these catastrophic events.

Click here to view the report.

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KBRA Analytics, LLC (KBRA Analytics) is our premier product platform for high quality data and advanced analytics. Our seasoned teams of industry specialists across each product provide unparalleled insight creating a foundation of deeper analysis and rapid discovery for users. KBRA Analytics is an affiliate of Kroll Bond Rating Agency, LLC (KBRA). KBRA is a full-service credit rating agency registered in the U.S., designated to provide structured finance ratings in Canada, and with credit rating affiliates registered in the EU and UK.

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Dylan Dienstbier, Analyst
+1 215-882-5419
dylan.dienstbier@kbra.com

Michael Ellis, Associate Director
+1 215-882-5842
michael.ellis@kbra.com

Mike Brotschol, Managing Director
+1 215-882-5853
mike.brotschol@kbra.com

Sales Contact

Marc Iadonisi, Managing Director
+1 215-882-5877
marc.iadonisi@kbra.com

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Contacts

Contacts

Dylan Dienstbier, Analyst
+1 215-882-5419
dylan.dienstbier@kbra.com

Michael Ellis, Associate Director
+1 215-882-5842
michael.ellis@kbra.com

Mike Brotschol, Managing Director
+1 215-882-5853
mike.brotschol@kbra.com

Sales Contact

Marc Iadonisi, Managing Director
+1 215-882-5877
marc.iadonisi@kbra.com

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