S&P Global Market Intelligence Enhances Enterprise Data Management Product Suite with Seamless Data Access Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Global Entity Linking and ESG Data Management Services Now Accessible via the Snowflake AI Data Cloud
NEW YORK, March 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- S&P Global Market Intelligence, a provider of information services and solutions to global markets, announced today the launch of its Global Entity Linking and ESG Data Management Services, now accessible via Snowflake's AI Data Cloud. This unique solution offers clients the ability to aggregate data from both public and private sources while utilizing advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology to create a unified and comprehensive view of their entities, hierarchies and associated reference data.
Part of the Enterprise Data Management (EDM) Insights Platform, the Global Entity Linking solution enables clients to consolidate private and public entity data from multiple sources, facilitating the aggregation of insights and analytics across front-, middle- and back-office teams. Customers can now access validated, enriched and reconciled data directly in their Snowflake environment using Secure Data Sharing.
"By leveraging cloud technology and the associated managed services from S&P Global Market Intelligence, this new platform is engineered for maximum scalability," said Vikas Sahni, Head of Software for Enterprise Solutions, S&P Global Market Intelligence. "Our integration with Snowflake will effectively manage the vast volumes associated with sustainability data while offering our clients the flexibility to quickly and seamlessly onboard and integrate new data sources."
"S&P Global Market Intelligence's integration with Snowflake will help our joint customers easily aggregate and consolidate data from a wide array of sources and further leverage that data in Snowflake to drive a variety of use cases," said Tom Gray, Senior Manager, Snowflake Financial Services Data Cloud Partnerships.
For more information on S&P Global Market Intelligence's enterprise data management solutions, please visit the website here.
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