this isn't a complicated story leadership pumps up the numbers with ethically challenged accounting eventually there are no more tricks left in the bag leadership parachutes out with inflated equity new leadership "comes clean" and gets a ton of... — read more 

If the growth projections were unrealistic, how did Frank beat them every quarter he was CEO? Is some of this you couldn't match up?

No company go broke by employees working fridays from home. It might improve quality and mood of employees. Family time Work from comfort zone.

is this really going into the 50's? i seriously expected a bounce into the 80's by now. this is bad

We are a current FIG client, and while the volume of recent comments and the decline in stock price are concerning, they are unfortunately not surprising. Our experience with Fiserv’s service and support has been extremely disappointing—among the... — read more 

Picture caption: For Fiserv reported very weak results last week. One analyst told clients earlier to get out, but his competitors kept telling them to buy. (Caleb Santiago Alvarado/Bloomberg News) Stock analysts’ favorite line may no longer be... — read more 

I keep seeing posts on LinkedIn and places that it’s a reset and Fiserv is a legacy company etc, I worked at Fiserv for 9 years and loved the place. What I saw post merger with First Data, is atrocious. The amount of layoffs and the total dismantling... — read more 

Mike reads these posts? Somehow, I think he does. Unlike Frank, it seems like it gives him a pulse on employees, better than the survey. Frank used it to find out our thoughts and get revenge

Considering most of us are stuck, when do you think the stock will recover ?. Even insiders are not buying at these prices, that's the concerning part.

I hope Mike and the board invoke the clawback policy to recoup the compensation paid to Frank and Bob Hau over the past couple of years. They knew the growth projections and guidance were wildly unrealistic. It would be therapeutic to have them... — read more 

For at least one analyst, the projected revenue for Cl*ver was unrealistically high and the product itself was unloved by users. Source: search on “yahoo bear f*serv”

Unclear if it’ll happen this year since on the ML town hall, he said no but shareholders like to see people’s livelihoods go away so may happen. What do yall think? Also some audit is going on where they are moving people under one or two people... — read more 

Aren’t we supposed to be resetting to focus on long term stability? Online banking is a zoo of impossible deadlines and angry bosses plus end of the year work coming due. It’s miserable right now.

No one is giving specifics, but a colleague mentioned a number of senior leaders and managers were let go from the Alpharetta office. Can anyone confirm?

Lessons learned?

The stock was at $240 and no one complained? Me too.

Lots of buzz on this or they might end up selling one of the two - Merchant vs Financial - lucrative stock price!!! save the ship from sinking while Franky and his gangsters sip some luxurious wine, watching sunset from his beachfront villa , laugh... — read more 

100% the worst company you'll ever work for? To me, it's not the worst company I have worked for, but it is one of the most Dishonest, Toxic work environment , and Low Moral Cr-p shoot of a company. "Everybody has their own opinion"

this concept of working 60 hrs a week for 6 months to right the ship is becoming a thing. i for one am all in, let's go !!!!!

Thanks to Frank's greed, soullessness, and corruption, the Direct Express deal is now being investigated. This was a highly valuable win for the company, and now the b-m is jeopardizing it. Terrible. "...Fiserv’s faltering stock price is not the... — read more 

Anyone have an update on the status of the expenses investigation? An outside firm was brought in to audit the CC swipes.

Yet all the disparaging post about Frank remain up (and are clear violations of this websites rules).

..... if the end is bankruptcy or sold off so be it. Just please pay severance

What does it say about us that when a man steals $100 worth of stuff in a C store he will spend time in jail, but when a man in a suit lies, cheats and steals hundreds of millions of dollars in ill gotten gains and tax breaks funded by the very... — read more 

Arguably John Gibbons was most responsible for the operational decline of the FI Group. If you need to pay him - it is a slap in shareholders faces to do so. He could have been let go for cause, not a made up Senior Advisor. Who exactly is he... — read more 

the only way to start this turnaround is to start by removing everyone at VP and above. they were complicit is creating this culture and never stood up against these practices

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/30/us/politics/frank-bisignano-fiserv-stock-price.html

Guy named frank took over the company and bled dry. Got away with all your 401ks.

i see a sudden meeting with hr, is it scary?

Associates being able to collaborate across time zones and optimize their productivity with flexible hours is especially relevant for global organizations. Work-from-home can indeed reduce commute time, improve work-life balance, and potentially... — read more 

You can’t raise fees forever, and you can’t keep cutting people indefinitely. At some point you either build a sound business, or everything eventually falls apart.

To pay me severance????

Fiserv may make it. The determing factor not being discussed is that class action lawsuit.

Almost everyone who was valuable to Fiserv have left, some retired, some were tired of the complete mismanagement, some found better opportunities…. Bottom line, the cream of the crop are gone leaving the less talented and the incompetent. I don’t... — read more 

I heard that one of the driving causes for the crash is Fiserv is backlash over excessive fees, particularly on its Clover point-of-sale system. I read this in a Bloomberg article, has anyone heard anything about this internally?... — read more 

Just listen to the music while this ship sinks….

Enron, what happened and what we can learn from it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMj0t2Vsyvs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gsep6Z19vc

It's nice to have a leader who actually sees a reflection when he looks in the mirror. Happy to hear about the forthcoming increased flexibility. I get the impression that-- at least for now-- there are no plans to take away people's livelihoods... — read more