- Q3 2019 U.S. common dividends increase of $14.6 billion, down from the tax-inspired $19.2 billion jump in Q3 2018

This Year's Finalists Predominantly Hail from the U.S., India, U.K.

Brings transparency to dry bulk shipping market

All Loan Types Except Bank Cards Show Higher Default Rates

- Q2 2019 share repurchases were $164.5 billion - 20.1% lower than Q1 2019, 13.7% lower than Q2 2018, and 26.2% lower than the record Q4 2018.

Analysis finds higher oil prices would add to the headwinds facing the global economy which could tip it into recession which would itself limit any prolonged period of excessively high oil prices as demand rebalances the market.

Report finds that progress has been made, yet women still occupy less than one-fifth of senior leadership roles in the global energy industry.

New pricing information for WTI Midland delivered to Singapore and Yeosu

Acquisition bolsters Platts global agriculture offering

Session will be Webcast

Launch in Singapore and Rotterdam from September 2nd

Bank Cards Only Loan Type With Lower Default Rate

S&P Dow Jones Indices and Trucost honored in inaugural Sustainable Investment Awards

Session will be Webcast

Revenue Growth and Margin Improvement Across all Four Divisions

Lowers paper use by more than 3x target, doubles reduction in greenhouse gas emissions target

All Loan Types Show Stable Default Rates Month-Over-Month

-- Q2 2019 U.S. common dividends increase of $8.4 billion down from the tax-inspired $13.0 billion jump in Q2 2018

- Q1 2019 share repurchases were $205.8 billion - 7.7% lower than the record Q4 2018 but 8.9% higher year-over-year.

First Mortgage Default Index at Lowest Level Since Inception

Session will be Webcast

Session will be Webcast

Session will be Webcast

Session will be Webcast

First Mortgage and Composite Rates at Lowest Levels of 2019

Jet Fuel Prices Monitor provides increased transparency for airlines

Winners Hail from the U.S., Singapore, Canada, Australia, Russia and India

Session will be Webcast

Reporting means that S&P Global will be better positioned to actively mitigate climate-relate risks and harness opportunities

Revenue was Essentially Unchanged

Higher Bank Card Defaults Offset by Lower Auto Loan Defaults

Global Suite of ESG Indices Based on Other Core Country & Regional Benchmarks to Follow

- Q1 2019 U.S. common dividends increase of $11.8 billion down from the tax-inspired $18.8 billion jump in Q1 2018

Meeting Accessible by Webcast and Telephone

- Q4 share repurchases increased 62.8% year-over-year to a record $223.0 billion

Composite Default Rate Driven Higher For Fifth Consecutive Month

Winners to be Recognized at May 16 London Gala

Collin Smith Recognized for Research into Electric Vehicles

Decision will enable inclusion of a greater amount of market data into the assessment

Proposal to Expand Delivery Offtake Options, Including Barge, Rail and Truck Terminals