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S&P Global leads strategic investment in Kaiko as 24/7 trading concept gains traction

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Paris-based digital asset data provider Kaiko extends a funding round to $110M led by S&P Global to support 24/7 continuous market data and asset tokenization (Anna Irrera/Bloomberg) bloomberg.com
S&P Global leads strategic investment in crypto data firm Kaiko, extending Series B to $110 million theblock.co
Crypto data firm Kaiko secures $110 million funding round led by S&P Global channelnewsasia.com

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