S&P Global Searches for its Next CFO to Replace Ewout Steenbergen

S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) announced the departure of Ewout Steenbergen, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, who has chosen to pursue a new professional opportunity. Steenbergen, who assumed the CFO position in November 2016, will continue to serve until March 2024, ensuring a smooth transition and continuity. S&P Global has initiated the process of evaluating potential candidates for the CFO position, considering both internal and external options.

Steenbergen’s initiatives included the introduction of new performance metrics like climate-adjusted earnings per share and S&P Global’s vitality index. Additionally, under his guidance, S&P Global’s investor relations program consistently received recognition from investors and analysts.

Douglas L. Peterson, President and Chief Executive Officer, expressed gratitude for Steenbergen’s seven years of invaluable contributions to financial management, strategic direction, and the overall growth of S&P Global. Peterson acknowledged Steenbergen’s role in positioning the company for sustainable growth and wished him success in his future endeavors.

Reflecting on his time at S&P Global, Steenbergen conveyed pride in the accomplishments made during his tenure, highlighting his role in significant events such as the acquisition of Kensho, S&P Global’s AI and innovation hub, the historic merger with IHS Markit in 2022, and his leadership of the Engineering Solutions division before its divestiture in May 2023.

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