S&P is telling clients that it plans to move its price structure to enterprise licenses, which will likely result in fee increases, sources say. End-user firms are increasingly concerned that McGraw-Hill Financial-owed S&P Global Market Intelligence is planning to introduce a new, more “aggressive” pricing model in the wake of its acquisition last year of Charlottesville, VA-based SNL Financial, a provider of data and analytics covering financial institutions, real estate and energy markets.
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