S&P Global rebrands mobility arm as Mobility Global; launches Partner Perspectives research series

New identity for S&P Global’s automotive arm signals standalone push

S&P Global announces Mobility Global as the corporate name for its Mobility business as it prepares to separate the unit into an independent public company. The rebrand, unveiled with a new logo to accompany the separation, is designed to position the entity as the global standard for automotive intelligence by bringing together data, analytics and software used across the vehicle lifecycle. S&P Global says the move preserves widely recognised product brands including CARFAX, automotiveMastermind, Polk Automotive Solutions and Market Scan.

The company frames the new identity as reflecting leadership in serving suppliers, OEMs, dealers and consumers with rigorous, transparent and high‑quality intelligence. Bill Eager, president of S&P Global Mobility and CEO‑designate of Mobility Global, says the name broadens the category and signals an ongoing focus on product development and customer outcomes. S&P Global says the separated company will continue to support decision‑making with data, insights, technology and innovation and will provide measurable outcomes and KPIs for clients.

The separation remains subject to customary legal and regulatory approvals, including final S&P Global board approval and the effectiveness of a Form 10 registration statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Once those conditions are satisfied, S&P Global says Mobility Global will operate as an independent public company and will pursue accelerated product development, expanded global reach and targeted revenue growth while retaining trusted brands and solutions across the automotive ecosystem.

S&P Global launches collaborative research initiative

Separately, S&P Global launches Partner Perspectives, a thought‑leadership series sponsored by its Look Forward Council that convenes institutions to produce forward‑looking market analysis. The inaugural volume, produced with Vanguard and unveiled at a joint event at the New York Stock Exchange, examines structural trends in indexing, fixed income and private markets and aims to help market participants navigate structural shifts.

Key findings note heightened U.S. equity concentration, evolving indexing strategies, resilient global bond markets supported by ETF liquidity, and rapid growth in private credit that may push assets above $3.3 trillion by 2029. S&P Global says future Partner Perspectives volumes will further explore indexing innovation, ETF adoption, fixed‑income market structure and private markets dynamics.