Companies with Assigned UCC Filings
3M+ assigned UCC filings — loan portfolio transfers where the original creditor's interest has been transferred to a new party
Overview
Over 3 million assigned UCC filings — records where the original creditor has transferred their security interest to a new party (the assignee). Assignments reveal the secondary market for commercial loans: which portfolios are being sold, who's buying them, and which borrowers are affected by creditor changes.
What's Included
- Assigned Filings: UCC filings with "Assigned" action code
- Original Creditor: The secured party who originated the filing
- Assignee: The new party who acquired the creditor's interest
- Debtor Profiles: Company name, address, and ZoomInfo linkage
- Filing Chain: Full filing history from origination through assignment
Use Cases
Loan Portfolio Intelligence
Track which loan portfolios are changing hands. Assignment filings reveal who's selling, who's buying, and the underlying collateral.
Secondary Market Analysis
Map the secondary market for commercial loans — identify the most active assignees, the types of portfolios being traded, and geographic patterns.
Debt Buyer Targeting
Identify active debt buyers and loan portfolio acquirers for partnership, platform, and service sales opportunities in the secondary lending market.
Portfolio Transfer Monitoring
For borrowers and lenders, monitor assignment filings to track when lending relationships change hands — a signal that may trigger refinancing or relationship management actions.
Created by
Dow Jones
General Manager, Emerging Data Products
Data Overview
- Records
- 3,000,000+
- Coverage
- United States (47 states + DC)
- Update Frequency
- Monthly
Key Attributes
- Filing number and filing chain
- Filing state and date
- Debtor company name, address, and ZoomInfo ID
- Original creditor and assignee
- Collateral codes
- Assignment action code
Common Use Cases
- Loan portfolio acquisition intelligence
- Secondary market lending analysis
- Debt buyer and servicer targeting
- Portfolio transfer monitoring