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S&P Global invests in SSImple


15 July 2026 Global
Reporter: Theodore Law

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S&P Global has made the strategic decision to invest in SSImple, a platform concentrated on the management and automation of standing settlement instructions (SSIs).

According to the firms, the partnership aims to approach long-standing challenges around SSI management by combining SSImple’s capabilities with S&P Global’s market reach and data infrastructure.

Bill Meenaghan, chief executive and founder of SSImple, states: “This marks an important milestone in our collaboration and reflects a shared commitment to addressing one of the capital markets industry's longstanding operational challenges: improving the quality, governance, and automation of Standing Settlement Instructions.

“As the industry prepares for T+1 settlement and accelerates its adoption of automation, trusted SSI data has never been more important.

“We’d like to thank the team at S&P Global for their continued support and engagement. We look forward to building on our work together and supporting clients through the next phase of post-trade transformation.â€
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