SPGI changes
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- Price
- $407.82 → $443.16(+8.7%)
- Discount
- 14% to 29% → 7% to 23%(−7.0 pts)
- Recent events
- 2026-10-09: S&P Global named Thomas Kim as Chief Legal Officer from October 19, 2026. He was Chief Legal Officer at Gartner and at Thomson Reuters. He reports to CEO Martina Cheung and leads Legal, Government Affairs, Risk and Compliance. He replaces Steve Kemps, who retires and stays as an advisor until December 31, 2026. 2026-09-29: Cboe and S&P Dow Jones Indices signed a 25-year extension of their exclusive license for S&P 500 index options, through 2051. 2026-09-17: S&P Global agreed to buy OpenZeppelin, a company that secures onchain (blockchain) finance code. Terms were not disclosed, and the deal is not expected to have a material financial impact. OpenZeppelin will operate under its own name inside S&P Global Ratings. 2026-09-14: S&P Global, through S&P Global Ventures, led an investment that increased the Series B round of digital-asset data company Kaiko to $110 million. The investment is part of a wider partnership between the two companies. 2026-09-01: Bloomberg reported that S&P Global is at an early stage of a study to spin off Capital IQ Pro, its main data platform. People familiar with the plan said the unit can have a value of high single-digit billions of dollars. S&P Global did not announce a plan, and it can decide not to do it. 2026-07-28: S&P Global reported second quarter revenue of $4.15 billion, up 10%. This figure includes Mobility. Without Mobility, revenue grew 11%, and adjusted earnings per share grew 23% to $4.83. Ratings revenue grew 17%, and Indices revenue grew 20%. The company kept its plan to buy back more than $7 billion of shares in 2026. 2026-07-01: S&P Global completed the spin-off of Mobility Global Inc., which began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker MBGL. 2026-05-20: The board of S&P Global approved a plan to spin off the Mobility division into an independent public company.