Exhibit 99.5

IHS Q1 video v1.mp4

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JO:

[00:00:07.19] Jerre, great news that we announce today. I wanted to spend just a couple of minutes talking to IHS colleagues about our Q1 results. Um, before we get into that, what (THROAT CLEAR) should colleagues be doing right now to make sure that this— this merger of equals is successful?

JERRE STEAD:

[00:00:21.18] Learning— uh, listening and learning. Uh, one about what we’ll be able to do together in the future, creating ideas of the ability to share. Uh, like— like the video they’re gonna see or have seen— uh, with Lance and I, it’s a tr— you know, I’ve done this a long time, this is the most exciting one I’ve had.

[00:00:40.17] So listen and learn, critical for us right now, because this is— a, a process we’re starting through. And until we’re able to do the close and merger of equals, probably September time, gotta deliver the results. I’m so proud of— what we’re doing. I’ve got early indication on the— customer delight scores. I can’t thank ‘em all enough. We’re in great shape. You’re gonna hear about that, off to a great start. And then make sure we take a minute, celebrate a really remarkable first quarter, talk a little more about that, and then focus, focus, focus. Simplify, focus, execute, SFE, right?

JO:

[00:01:17.02] Yes, FSE. So how— how would you describe our performance in the first quarter?

JERRE STEAD:

[00:01:21.18] Remarkable, actually. Uh, you know, the— the— oil and gas energy issues continue, and what our teams have done is— really magnificent. What’s so important to me, I mean, transportation grew 10% organically. And there’s very few companies anyplace that are doing 10% right now. And chemicals, by the way, did a great job, as did the— CMS.

[00:01:44.00] So felt really good about all of that. I think, with everything going on with the continued— de— de-investing, if you will— less capital, less expenses— the large energy companies around the world, our teams have done just a great job on that. So I’m really proud of the Q1.

[00:02:03.12] We delivered— 170 basis points of EBITDA margin improvement. If you remember when we— uh, s— kicked off this year, we said we’d deliver at least 100 basis points? We’re off to a great start. So I felt really good about that. And then, of course uh— like I said— I would— have been able to see— several of our colleagues— as I’ve traveled in transportation, and it’s just wow. It’s just great, and keep it rolling. Then we should talk about CERAWeek.

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JO:

[00:02:31.03] Yeah, you were in CERAWeek (UNINTEL)—

JERRE STEAD:

[00:02:33.00] So— it was amazing. Uh, over 3,000 people, our best ever. Uh, it’s uh, I think we had over 300— media people, CNBC Live, et cetera, et cetera. And to h— and— and by far the most important group of— total— speakers and panels I’ve ever seen. A wonderful job. And what was so interesting to me is with— a lot of cost control on in place in the energy companies, they didn’t cost control to get their people there. They saw that as the single most important— meeting, which it is. Uh, it’s really— at least four CEOs told me, of our large energy companies, it’s the Davos (?) of energy, and maybe even better than Davos, so—

JO:

[00:03:17.03] It was our highest in revenue and attendance—

JERRE STEAD:

[00:03:19.06] All the way. And couldn’t have felt better. Dan Yergin, who’s— amazing, I think did 45 different— f— interviews during that whole period of time. So fun to listen to. Uh, you know, it started that Monday with the president of Mexico, which was really fun. I had an opportunity to talk to him and listen to him about how important he believed IHS was in the future of— of his country and— and the companies there.

[00:03:48.10] That’s pretty— and then it just went from there. Jeff Immelt, good friend of mine, chairman and CEO of GE was there, and— and Jeff said this was the best single event he attends each year, and he’s happy to be there to speak. You can’t get better than that.

JO:

[00:04:02.13] No, you can’t. And um, colleagues will watch the— the great video of— of you and Lance talking about the merger of equals. Anything else you wanna share with colleagues before we wrap up?

JERRE STEAD:

[00:04:12.21] Other than to say thanks a lot— where we’ve come from, I— shared with the board yesterday— which was Saturday— as we get approval— Saturday, March 19th. I’ve gotta tell you two things: We set a stake in the ground, we’re gonna announce this on the 21st. Everybody took a big gasp, didn’t think they did, and we did.

[00:04:32.23] And it’s because of the great work of Markit, it’s the great work of our IHS teams, and all of our advisors. So that’s— that’s happened. And you just

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gotta feel so good about where we’re at and where we’re going to go. And what it’s gonna do, as we said in that video, of helping all of our colleagues have more opportunities than ever before.

JO:

[00:04:52.04] Thank you so much, Jerre.

JERRE STEAD:

[00:04:53.22] Thank you, Jo. We’re a good team, it’s fun.

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