OpenZeppelin says its acquisition by S&P Global, first announced in September, has been finalized. The company frames the deal as combining its decade of onchain security infrastructure with S&P Global's century-plus of risk analysis for markets. OpenZeppelin states that its Contracts library and other open source tools remain free, open source, and publicly maintained on GitHub, while audits and ecosystem programs continue with the same team and brand, now backed by S&P Global's research capacity and institutional reach.

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  1. First reportS&P Global completes its acquisition of OpenZeppelin5 acc.
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  • @OpenZeppelinFirst reportOn X ↗

    OpenZeppelin is now officially a part of S&P Global. The acquisition we announced in September is finalized. OpenZeppelin’s decade of securing and building the infrastructure onchain finance runs on now meets @SPGlobal's more than a century of helping markets understand risk.…

  • @cryptodotnews crypto.newsOn X ↗

    JUST IN: S&P Global finalizes acquisition of blockchain security firm OpenZeppelin OpenZeppelin’s open-source tools will remain free and publicly maintained, while its security audits and development services continue under the same team and brand, now backed by S&P Global’s…

  • @TheBlockCo The BlockOn X ↗

    THE BLOCK: S&P Global has completed its acquisition of blockchain security firm OpenZeppelin for an undisclosed sum. The deal, first announced in September, expands S&P Global's risk assessment capabilities into smart contracts and onchain finance.

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