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Originally founded as Capital IQ, Inc. in 1999, the company was acquired by McGraw-Hill in 2004 and is now a core platform within the S&P Global Market Intelligence division. S&P Capital IQ provides a comprehensive desktop and web-based platform used by financial professionals, including investment managers, investment bankers, private equity firms, and corporations. Its mission is to provide high-quality financial data, research, analytics, and productivity tools to help clients identify opportunities, perform valuations, conduct due diligence, and manage workflows. The platform integrates extensive data on global companies, markets, and transactions with powerful analytical software.

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S&P Capital IQ

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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