S&P Global adds private markets data from With Intelligence to Capital IQ Pro

S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) has added data and insights from With Intelligence into its S&P Capital IQ Pro platform, the company announced July 29, expanding the platform's private markets coverage.

The integration follows S&P Global's 2025 acquisition of With Intelligence, a data provider focused on the wealth and alternatives industry. The newly added capabilities include investor allocation data, fund performance data and editorial content from The Deal, a publication covering M&A and private equity.

S&P Capital IQ Pro users can now access information on investors, fund managers and funds across private equity, private credit, hedge funds, real assets and the wealth segment. The platform also provides direct-from-allocator commitment data and screening tools covering fund strategy, size, activity, terms and performance across private market asset classes.

"By connecting public and private markets in one place, we're delivering a more unified platform experience that advances our broader strategy of bringing together differentiated data and workflow capabilities," said Whit McGraw, Head of Platforms at S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Cornelia Andersson, Head of With Intelligence at S&P Global, said the combination of With Intelligence's private markets coverage with S&P Capital IQ Pro's analytics creates a solution for understanding fundraising dynamics, evaluating manager performance and identifying investment opportunities.

S&P Global said additional private markets features are planned for release in the coming months, including data on investor allocation strategies, live mandates, professional contact data and wealth segment coverage. The company also recently integrated energy insights into the S&P Capital IQ Pro platform, with further enhancements planned for summer 2026.

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