S&P Global Market Intelligence Integrates AI Data Services with Snowflake

Mar 27, 2025
S&P Global Market Intelligence has launched its Global Entity Linking and ESG Data Management Services on Snowflake's AI Data Cloud, enhancing data access and management.

S&P Global Market Intelligence has launched its Global Entity Linking and ESG Data Management Services, now accessible via Snowflake's AI Data Cloud, announced in a press release. This integration allows clients to aggregate data from both public and private sources using advanced AI-driven technology, providing a unified view of entities, hierarchies, and reference data.

Part of the Enterprise Data Management (EDM) Insights Platform, the Global Entity Linking solution enables the consolidation of entity data from multiple sources, facilitating insights and analytics across various business functions. Clients can access validated and enriched data directly in their Snowflake environment through Secure Data Sharing.

The integration with Snowflake is designed for scalability, managing vast volumes of sustainability data while offering flexibility in onboarding and integrating new data sources. This collaboration aims to help joint customers easily aggregate and consolidate data from diverse sources, leveraging Snowflake's platform for various use cases.

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