S&P Global data integrated into Microsoft 365 Copilot
Microsoft 365 Copilot now pulls S&P Global financial data directly into Office apps to speed up business analysis and risk assessment.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Finextra — Lending. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
Microsoft and S&P Global have integrated institutional-grade financial data directly into Microsoft 365 Copilot. For business owners and finance managers, this means your AI assistant now has access to real-time market insights, credit risk data, and economic analytics without you having to leave Excel, Outlook, or Teams. Instead of manually searching for market trends or credit benchmarks, you can ask the AI to summarize risk factors or market conditions affecting your specific industry. For retail operators, this integration helps streamline the heavy lifting involved in financial planning. If you are evaluating a new lending partner or trying to understand regional economic shifts that might impact your customers' ability to pay, these tools bring that data to the surface instantly. It reduces the time spent on spreadsheet analysis and helps you make faster, data-backed decisions about your financing strategy and risk exposure. The tool effectively acts as a junior financial analyst sitting inside your office software, pulling from one of the most trusted data sources in the global financial markets.
Source: Finextra — Lending
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