KBRA Affirms All Ratings for Taurus 2025-2 UK DAC
26 Mar 2026 | London
KBRA UK (KBRA) affirms all outstanding ratings for Taurus 2025-2 UK DAC. The rating actions follow a surveillance review of the transaction, which has exhibited a reduction in KLTV since securitisation, primarily driven by the disposal of nine assets within the Wildcat loan. However, the magnitude of this change does not warrant rating actions at this time.
The transaction collateral comprises two limited recourse, first-lien mortgage loans originated by Bank of America Europe DAC. The Wildcat Loan, originated in November 2024, has a current balance of £209.0 million (£264.1 million at closing) and is secured by the borrower’s freehold interest in 24 properties and one leasehold interest. The portfolio includes 15 industrial assets (64.9% of the loan balance), nine office assets (26.7%), and one retail asset (8.4%). At closing, the loan was backed by 35 properties (21 industrial, 12 office, and two retail assets). In aggregate, the properties comprise approximately 4.2 million square feet (sf) (5.0 million sf at closing) and are located across the United Kingdom, primarily in the East Midlands (77.1%), followed by London (17.2%), the South East (3.2%), and the North West (2.4%). Unless otherwise indicated, all percentages in this report are based on allocated loan amounts (ALA).
The Silverburn Loan, originated in February 2025, has a current balance of £111.6 million (unchanged from closing) and is secured by Silverburn Shopping Centre a 812,148 sf shopping centre located approximately five miles south of Glasgow city centre.
The loans are not cross-collateralised or cross-defaulted and pay the securitisation structure on a pro rata basis.
KBRA utilised information obtained from the servicer to analyse the loan collateral. The analysis resulted in an aggregate KBRA Net Cash Flow (KNCF) of £35.7 million and a KBRA value of £438.8 million (£87.2 per sf), resulting in an in-trust KLTV of 73.1%, down from 79.9% at securitisation.
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