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KBRA Comments on Chapter 11 Filing of Solar Mosaic

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Solar Mosaic LLC (Mosaic) has filed voluntary petitions for relief under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code (Chapter 11) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas. According to its press release dated June 6, 2025, Mosaic plans to maintain its loan servicing operation through the Chapter 11 process. In addition, Forbright Bank—an existing loan servicing customer of Mosaic and the administrative agent representing lenders in the Chapter 11 proceedings—has expressed its intention to leverage its financial strength to support Mosaic’s servicing operations.

According to the transaction documents of KBRA-rated solar loan ABS transactions for which Mosaic is the servicer, Mosaic’s bankruptcy constitutes a servicer termination event. However, the bankruptcy court may have broad authority over any contracts or agreements to which Mosaic is a party, which could prevent the trustee from appointing a successor servicer during the Chapter 11 process. Because situations involving a servicer bankruptcy present the potential for a servicing disruption, if during, or as a result of, the Chapter 11 proceedings, Mosaic is unable to continue to service the ABS trusts at a level consistent with its historic servicing standards, the potential exists for the ABS trusts to incur increased delinquencies and cash flow disruption. KBRA will continue to monitor the situation, and if any performance degradation should occur, KBRA will consider the magnitude of any such degradation in effectuating Watch Placements and/or rating actions across our rated universe of 18 Mosaic transactions, which include two unpublished transactions.

The following is a list of Mosaic’s published transactions rated by KBRA.

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Melvin Zhou, Managing Director
+1 646-731-2412
melvin.zhou@kbra.com

Michael Polvere, Director
+1 646-731-3339
michael.polvere@kbra.com

Juhi Paranjape, Associate
+1 646-731-1340
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Arielle Smelkinson, Senior Director
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