S&P Global rebrands Mobility business as Mobility Global ahead of planned spinoff

Automotive intelligence arm rebrands as Mobility Global ahead of spinoff

S&P Global is rebranding its Mobility business as Mobility Global as it prepares to separate the unit into a standalone public company, underscoring the firm's push to sharpen focus on the automotive information market. The new name and brand identity, including a logo to be unveiled with the separation, are intended to signal the business’s position as a global standard for automotive intelligence, delivering data and insights across the vehicle lifecycle to suppliers, OEMs, dealers and consumers.

S&P Global says the Mobility Global identity will preserve widely recognized assets — including CARFAX, automotiveMastermind, Polk Automotive Solutions and Market Scan — and continue to leverage those products to support customer decision‑making with data, technology and innovation. Bill Eager, president of S&P Global Mobility and CEO‑designate of Mobility Global, says the name broadens the category and reflects an ongoing focus on serving customers with the rigor, transparency and quality that earned its market position.

The separation, originally announced on April 29, 2025, remains subject to customary legal and regulatory approvals, including final S&P Global board sign‑off and the effectiveness of a Form 10 registration statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. S&P Global says that once those conditions are satisfied Mobility Global will operate as an independent public company, enabling accelerated product development, expanded global reach and standalone commercial and operational priorities while maintaining familiar brands and client metrics. Timing for the separation will be set following regulatory clearances and board approvals.

New thought‑leadership initiative targets market structure

Separately, S&P Global launches Partner Perspectives, a thought‑leadership initiative from its Look Forward Council that convenes institutions to produce forward‑looking analysis for market participants. The inaugural volume, produced with Vanguard and unveiled at a joint event at the New York Stock Exchange, examines structural trends across indexing, fixed income and private markets and highlights rising equity concentration, the diversification of indexing strategies, and growing private credit assets.

The initiative aims to deliver trusted insights on indexing innovation, ETF adoption, fixed‑income market structure and private markets scale, informing portfolio construction, fee and liquidity considerations and regulatory trends. S&P Global says future Partner Perspectives volumes will continue to convene experts and institutions to help investors and market participants navigate evolving global market structures.