S&P Global Aktie News

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New Brand Reflects the Business as the Global Standard for Automotive Intelligence; Will Be Used Upon Separation as Standalone Public Company NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) today announced Mobility Global, Inc ("Mobility Global") will be the corporate name for the S&P Global Mobility business upon completion of its planned separation from S&P Global into a standa...

S&P Global: Standardizing Private Markets Unlocks Spin-Off Value

Two very familiar companies in the sector have already declared payout hikes this young year. For those tempted by either stock, there's still time to take advantage of both dividend raises.

My top 10 Dividend Kings list prioritizes reliability, dividend safety, and attractive valuation for long-term, generational income. Selection criteria include payout ratios under 70%, strong dividend safety/growth grades, and favorable Quant, SA, and Wall Street ratings. ABM Industries leads with a low 31% payout ratio, 2.5% yield, B- safety/growth, and an A- valuation grade despite a Hold Qua...

S&P Global earns a buy rating due to improved valuation and robust long-term compounding prospects. SPGI's forward P/E of 26.7x for 2026 is below its historical average, offering a margin of safety for quality growth. EPS is projected to grow 10–12% annually, supporting a potential 152% upside over 10 years if multiples remain stable.

The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index posted a 1.4% annual gain for November, in line with the previous month. Real home values declined as consumer inflation (2.7%) outpaced the National Index gain (1.4%) by 1.3 percentage points.

Dividend Kings underperformed SPY in 2025, averaging 4.91% total return versus SPY's 17.72%, though 14 Kings outperformed the index. 2026 began strongly for Dividend Kings, up 4.66% through January 23rd, outpacing SPY's 1.07% gain. Nineteen Dividend Kings appear both potentially undervalued and offer long-term annualized expected returns of at least 10%.