Global law firm, Baker McKenzie, has advised S&P Global, the world's foremost provider of credit ratings, benchmarks and analytics in the global capital and commodity market, on its merger with IHS Markit.
With the transaction completed, S&P Global will offer an enhanced value proposition for its global customer base across data & analytics, ratings, benchmarks, indices, commodities & energy, transportation, and engineering.
The Baker McKenzie team was led by Corporate Partners Emily Carlisle and Melanie Howard along with lead Senior Associate Charlotte Nolan. The team was supported by Corporate Partner, Ash Tiwari, Corporate Associates Christina Khoo, Claire Guthrie, Tom Bernhardt, Trish Shah, India-Rose May, Niraj Visani, Will Costa, Tiarna Meka and Alison Jull, Trainees Melissa Chan and Akshay Prasad, Structured Capital Markets Partner, Jeremy Levy and Structured Capital Markets Associate, Adam Gardener.
Commenting on the transaction, Melanie said: "Transactions of this scale are few and far between and this merger will allow S&P Global to increase its scale and access new and important markets key to its strategy. Our cross-border and cross-practice team has been working with S&P Global for a number of years and we are delighted to have supported the S&P team on this transformational project."
With the transaction completed, S&P Global will offer an enhanced value proposition for its global customer base across data & analytics, ratings, benchmarks, indices, commodities & energy, transportation, and engineering.
The Baker McKenzie team was led by Corporate Partners Emily Carlisle and Melanie Howard along with lead Senior Associate Charlotte Nolan. The team was supported by Corporate Partner, Ash Tiwari, Corporate Associates Christina Khoo, Claire Guthrie, Tom Bernhardt, Trish Shah, India-Rose May, Niraj Visani, Will Costa, Tiarna Meka and Alison Jull, Trainees Melissa Chan and Akshay Prasad, Structured Capital Markets Partner, Jeremy Levy and Structured Capital Markets Associate, Adam Gardener.
Commenting on the transaction, Melanie said: "Transactions of this scale are few and far between and this merger will allow S&P Global to increase its scale and access new and important markets key to its strategy. Our cross-border and cross-practice team has been working with S&P Global for a number of years and we are delighted to have supported the S&P team on this transformational project."
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