Fiserv (FI) continues to attract attention in the finance sector. The technology giant has received new buy recommendations from the likes of BTIG and TD Cowen. The company's role in North Dakota's stable coin launch has been notable, potentially reasserting its presence in the digital asset domain. However, with the fall in share price recently, analysts have reduced price expectations, with targets fluctuating around
$160-$180. Investments from entities such as Twin Tree Management LP, Chevy Chase Trust Holdings, and Verdence Capital Advisors further highlight the appeal of Fiserv. Despite some slow growth reported in its merchant acceptance segment, Wall Street remains largely bullish on the company, and sees the recent pullback as an opportunity. Truist Securities and Goldman Sachs have maintained their buy rating on the company, but have lowered price targets. Meanwhile, Fiserv is also bolstering its core banking prospects with the acquisition of SCG. The advent of class-action lawsuits over Merchant Migrations, however, has shifted the narrative for the firm, as has the reported slowdown in its Clover Payment Processing Unit's growth. Nonetheless, the company seems to be making strategic moves for future growth, including the planned acquisition of CardFree.
Fiserv FI News Analytics from Wed, 28 May 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 18 Oct 2025 13:54:41 GMT -
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- Innovation -5
- Information 8
- Rumor -2
