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S&P Global

S&P Global, through its Kensho unit, offers the Kensho LLM-ready API and MCP server, which give AI applications natural-language access to S&P Global datasets such as Capital IQ financials, market data, and earnings call transcripts. Kensho also provides document extraction and entity-matching tools, and Enertel AI, now part of S&P Global Energy, provides power market forecasts and bidding tools for energy traders and battery operators.

From an archived copy of spglobal.com · checked 27 Oct

Status
Active
Checked 29 Oct 2026
Based in
New York, New York, United States
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Founded
Unknown
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3

Tools from S&P Global

  • Kensho LLM-Ready API

    Python client and MCP server for querying S&P Global financial datasets from LLM applications

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    Pricing available on requestTrials and purchases start by contacting [email protected]; plan rates and terms are confirmed directly.
  • S&P Global CERA Power Source

    Probabilistic nodal power price forecasts and bidding strategies for traders and battery operators

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    Pricing not publishedA custom two-week trial is offered on request; pricing terms are available from the vendor.
  • Kensho Link

    Match company records to S&P Global identifiers at scale

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    Pricing not confirmedPurchase route and plan terms are set by S&P Global; confirm directly.

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