In a significant enhancement to its AI-powered analytics platform, Acuity Knowledge Partners has announced the integration of select data sets from S&P Capital IQ into its Agent Fleet. This move is set to provide financial services clients with faster, more reliable insights by combining trusted market data with advanced agentic AI and deep domain expertise.
Acuity Knowledge Partners integrates S&P Capital IQ data into its Agent Fleet AI platform.
The collaboration includes company intelligence, financials, estimates, and transactions data.
Clients gain access to real-time, global S&P data within Acuity's proprietary AI environment.
The integration enhances the speed, accuracy, and scalability of insights for financial firms.
Data is processed within Agent Fleet and delivered via Snowflake for efficient lifecycle management.
This builds on a decade-long collaboration between Acuity and S&P Global Market Intelligence.
The integration brings critical financial data—including company intelligence, financials, estimates, and transactions—directly into the Agent Fleet environment. This allows clients from banking, private equity, and asset management to benefit from the same real-time updates and global coverage available on the S&P Capital IQ workstation, but now seamlessly embedded within Acuity's AI-driven workflow. The data is fully processed within the platform, enabling Acuity to manage the entire lifecycle of outputs and deliver insights at scale via Snowflake.
This enhanced offering is a strategic evolution of a partnership that spans over ten years. Acuity has extensively used S&P Global Market Intelligence data across its business lines, and this native integration deepens that collaboration, focusing on the growing demand for agentic AI solutions in financial analytics.
“This integration deepens our decade-long collaboration with S&P Global Market Intelligence and demonstrates the strength of our work together,” said Cameron Allan, Global Partnerships Lead at Acuity. “By embedding S&P Global Market Intelligence’s trusted data natively into Agent Fleet, we are delivering speed, accuracy and scale to clients across banking, private equity and asset management.”
The primary objective is to scale the value delivered to clients by merging world-class data with specialized human expertise. This combination is crucial for financial institutions that depend on rapid, accurate, and actionable intelligence to inform their investment and strategic decisions.
According to Acuity’s Chief Operating Officer Jon O’Donnell, “Integrating S&P Capital IQ data into Agent Fleet is another important step in scaling the value we deliver to clients. By combining Acuity’s deep subject-matter expertise with world-class market data, we are enhancing the speed and reliability of the insights our clients depend on.”
The integration of S&P Capital IQ data into the Agent Fleet platform marks a key step in the maturation of AI-powered financial analytics. By fusing authoritative external data with its proprietary AI technology and human expertise, Acuity is empowering financial firms to navigate complex markets with greater confidence and efficiency. The integration is live and available globally.
Acuity is a leading global provider of bespoke research, data management, analytics and AI solutions to the financial services sector, including asset managers, corporate and investment banks, private equity and venture capital firms, hedge funds and consulting firms. Its global network of over 7,000 analysts and industry experts, combined with proprietary technology, support more than 800 financial institutions and consulting companies in operating more efficiently, unlocking their human capital and transforming operations. Acuity is headquartered in London and operates from 28 locations worldwide.
Acuity was established as a separate business from Moody’s Corporation in 2019, following its acquisition by Equistone Partners Europe (Equistone). In January 2023, funds advised by global private equity firm Permira acquired a majority stake in the business from Equistone, which remains invested as a minority shareholder.