S&P Global Inc. SPGI

S&P Global Inc., anteriormente McGraw Hill Financial Inc., es un proveedor de calificaciones, índices, análisis y datos para los mercados de capital y materias primas en todo el mundo. La empresa opera a través de cuatro segmentos: S&P Global Ratings (Ratings), que proporciona calificaciones crediticias, investigación y análisis a inversores y otros participantes del mercado; S&P Global Market Intelligence (Market Intelligence), que consta de tres líneas de negocio: escritorio, soluciones de gestión de datos y soluciones de riesgo crediticio; S&P Global Platts (Platts), que es un proveedor independiente de información y precios de referencia para los mercados de materias primas y energía. Platts proporciona datos de precios, análisis e información sectorial que permiten que los mercados de materias primas y energía funcionen con transparencia. Los clientes atendidos por Platts incluyen productores y comerciantes dentro de los mercados de energía, metales y agricultura, y S&P Dow Jones Indices (Indices), que es un proveedor de índices que mantiene una variedad de índices para satisfacer diversas necesidades de los inversores.

Con 3 acciones de SPGI (USD 1.173,00) habrías recibido USD 11,61 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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