The global credit ratings provider will share its insurance research, analyst commentary and credit perspectives with Slipcase users worldwide.
LONDON, 12 May 2026 – Slipcase, the contextual intelligence platform for the global re/insurance industry, has welcomed S&P Global Ratings to its platform as a brand and content partner. S&P Global Ratings will share its latest global insurance research on Slipcase, including industry news, in-depth commentary from its analysts, and credit perspectives that matter when assessing risk.
S&P Global Ratings is a leading global provider of independent credit ratings. Its research informs decisions across the insurance industry.
Through Slipcase, S&P Global Ratings’ content is curated and delivered across the Slipcase ecosystem, including the desktop platform, mobile apps, newsletters and API feeds. This makes it easier for re/insurance professionals to follow its latest analysis and credit views on the sector.
Slipcase users can follow S&P Global Ratings here: https://www.slipcase.com/company/s-p-global-ratings
To find out how your organisation can share its content with the global re/insurance market through Slipcase, contact info@slipcase.com. For the latest updates, follow Slipcase on LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/slipcase
About Slipcase
Slipcase delivers ‘Contextual Intelligence’ to the world’s re/insurance industry professionals and businesses; real-time, relevant information, curated from the best sources across the industry and the wider web. These intelligence hyperlinks are delivered to Slipcase users through its ecosystem, including a desktop platform, mobile apps, newsletters & API feeds. It is also a highly effective way for organisations to reach the global commercial & speciality re/insurance sector, with over 80,000 subscribers to their weekly emails and 800,000 annual web platform users. Organisations using Slipcase receive regular reporting containing bespoke, industry-first insights around both the performance of their content and the readership habits of the general re/insurance market, as per the specific organisation’s needs.
