Which country does S&P come from?

This organization belongs to the United States.

Standard & Poor's, the full name of Standard & Poor's, is a world-renowned financial information service organization headquartered in new york, USA, which mainly provides investment rating, securities trading, risk assessment and other services. S&P's parent company is McGraw-Hill Group, which was founded in 1888 by American publishers Samuel McGraw and john seale.

Standard & Poor's is one of the most influential financial rating agencies in the world, and its rating standards are widely accepted and applied in the global financial market. The credit ratings issued by Standard & Poor's include national sovereignty rating, financial institution rating and enterprise rating. These ratings have important reference value for investors. In addition, S&P also provides a series of financial products and services, including S&P index.