"Di Scienza e Meraviglia. Piante, genoma ed etologia" è il tema dell'edizione 2026 dei FISV Days, l'appuntamento con la scienza dedicato a studenti e docenti

Fiserv (NASDAQ: FISV) has recently received a number of price target changes and ratings updates: 10/9/2026 – Fiserv was given a new $50.00 price target by Barclays PLC. They now have an “equal…

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of payments and financial technology, today announced that it has surpassed five million Clover® devices shipped worldwide, marking continued adoption for its all-in-one business management platform. The milestone reflects the value Fiserv delivers to businesses around the world by combining payment acceptance, software, hardware and value-added services on a single platform. Clover helps businesses manage critical operations, create stronger customer experiences and access capabilities that support growth in an increasingly connected commerce ecosystem. By helping businesses operate more efficiently, and serve customers more effectively, Clover enables the seamless, personalized experiences consumers increasingly expect. Since reaching 1 million devices shipped worldwide in 2018, Fiserv has continued to expand the scale and reach of Clover: * 1 million devices shipped worldwide as of 2018 * 2 million devices shipped worldwide as of 2021 * 3 million devices shipped worldwide as of 2023 * 4 million devices shipped worldwide as of 2025 * 5 million devices shipped worldwide as of 2026 “This milestone starts with our clients and the millions of businesses they serve,” said Takis Georgakopoulos, Chief Executive Officer, Fiserv. “Every Clover device connects a business to the broader capabilities of Fiserv, helping it accept payments, simplify operations and create better experiences for customers. Reaching 5 million devices shipped reflects the trust our clients place in Fiserv and strengthens our commitment to delivering the innovation, reliability, and scale they need to compete, grow, and succeed as commerce evolves.” Clover gives businesses the flexibility to bring together payment acceptance, business management and customer engagement capabilities through an integrated platform. Its hardware, software and services can support a range of operational needs and commerce experiences, helping businesses manage more of their operations in one place. For more information about Clover, visit www.clover.com.

Rendere i bandi di ricerca italiani più trasparenti e appetibili, in linea con le migliori pratiche internazionali. È questo l'obiettivo delle nuove Linee

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology, today announced that Hard Rock Stadium has selected Clover Sport as its official point-of-sale technology partner, bringing Fiserv’s integrated venue technology to one of the world’s premier sports and entertainment destinations. This deployment establishes Clover Sport as the technology supporting commerce across Hard Rock Stadium's full calendar of professional sports, international competitions, concerts and large-scale live events, with capabilities designed to support transaction speed, operational efficiency and fan experiences. Clover Sport is now live at Hard Rock Stadium, supported by 1,020 Clover Station Duo terminals and integrated scanners, along with 50 Clover Flex handheld units deployed across the venue. By combining payment processing, hardware, and ticketing software integration into a unified system, Fiserv provides venue operators with centralized management, real-time reporting, and uninterrupted performance during peak event rushes. "Modern venue operations require high-performance technology that performs flawlessly under the most demanding conditions," said Robert Clarkson, Chief Revenue Officer, SMB and Clover, at Fiserv. "Working with Hard Rock Stadium will allow us to deliver a modernized, fast commerce experience for millions of fans. By bringing Clover Sport to the venue, we're helping create faster, more seamless experiences for fans while delivering the operational intelligence and reliability venue operators need to perform at scale." The Hard Rock Stadium operations team will have access to centralized reporting and actionable business insights, enabling them to streamline back-of-house operations. "Technology plays a critical role in how fans experience sports and entertainment events," said Sameer Istafa, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium. "Clover Sport provides a modern point-of-sale platform that helps our guests spend less time waiting in line and more time enjoying the action, while giving our concessions team the technology they need to operate at peak efficiency." Clover Sport powers commerce at more than 60 major entertainment venues across NCAA and professional sports, demonstrating the platform’s scale across the sports and entertainment market. The deployment of Clover Sport’s technology across this venue underscores Fiserv's growing leadership in modernizing enterprise sports and entertainment destinations worldwide. For more information about Clover, visit www.clover.com.

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology solutions, will announce its third quarter financial results before the market opens on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The company will discuss its results in a live webcast at 7 a.m. CT (8 a.m. ET) on November 3, 2026. The webcast, along with supplemental financial information, can be accessed on the investor relations section of the Fiserv website at investors.fiserv.com. A replay will be available approximately one hour after the conclusion of the live webcast.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology, today published the Fiserv Small Business Index for September 2026, showing that back-to-school demand helped lift small business sales even as consumers continued to make fewer shopping trips. September sales rose +2.2% year over year and +0.7% month over month, the strongest annual gain since June. Consumers who had been pulling back on discretionary purchases opened their wallets for back-to-school necessities in September. Retail foot traffic returned, clothing sales strengthened, sporting goods surged and grocery spending rebounded, even as restaurant visits declined and higher prices continued to shape spending across other categories. “September’s results reflect the resilience of consumers and small businesses, but also the trade-offs households are making as they manage higher costs,” said Prasanna Dhore, Chief Data Officer, Fiserv. “Spending remains deliberate, with consumers shifting dollars among categories to meet immediate needs while pulling back elsewhere.” Key Takeaways Higher prices again did the heavy lifting Average tickets were up +4.2% year over year, while total foot traffic (transactions) fell for the eleventh straight month (-2.0% year over year, -0.2% month over month). As families shifted from summer to school-year routines, spending moved toward retail and away from dining out. Retail rebounded on back-to-school traffic Total Retail sales rose +3.0% year over year and +1.3% month over month, matching June’s high. Transactions increased +2.4% year over year, while average tickets edged up +0.5%. Sporting Goods, Hobby and Miscellaneous Retailers gained +5.5% on +6.6% transaction growth, led by a +10.4% increase among Sporting Goods Retailers. Clothing foot traffic rose +6.1%, even as average tickets fell -4.7% year over year. Back-to-school needs reshuffled family budgets Discretionary sales rose +2.0% year over year, up from +0.9% in August and approaching the +2.4% increase in essentials. However, discretionary transactions fell -2.2% year over year, suggesting families shifted spending toward clothing, shoes and school supplies and away from dining and services. Goods sales increased +2.9% on +2.2% transaction growth, while average tickets edged up +0.7%. Services grew +1.9% on higher prices, with average tickets up +5.4% and foot traffic down -3.5%, its steepest decline in more than a year. Restaurants lost more ground Food Services and Drinking Places sales fell -1.0% year over year and -0.2% month over month as transactions declined -3.9%, offsetting a +2.8% increase in average tickets. Limited-Service Restaurants again posted the steepest declines, with sales down -4.0% and transactions down -5.6% year over year. Full-Service Restaurant sales edged up +0.8%, while Drinking Places rose +5.3% year over year. Gasoline surged and grocery rebounded Gas Station sales grew +21.1% year over year and +6.0% month over month as average tickets rose +20.9% and transactions remained nearly flat at +0.2%. Adjusted for inflation, sales fell -5.0%, indicating drivers paid more but did not buy more. Grocery sales also rebounded: Food and Beverage Retailer sales rose +1.9% year over year as transactions increased +1.5%, likely reflecting back-to-school restocking. To access the full Fiserv Small Business Index, visit fiserv.com/FiservSmallBusinessIndex.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Click to view the official SEC document.

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology, today announced that its digital asset platform is live with financial institution clients, marking a significant milestone in the commercialization of stablecoin-enabled banking and payments. The platform’s first live use case is Roughrider Coin, Bank of North Dakota’s dollar-backed stablecoin designed to enable more efficient money movement across the state’s interbank network. VersaBank serves as issuer for Roughrider Coin, Fireblocks is providing secure digital asset infrastructure and tokenization services, and transactions are processed on the Solana blockchain. “The launch of our digital asset platform is an important milestone for Fiserv and the financial institutions we serve,” said Sunil Sachdev, Head of Embedded Finance and Digital Assets at Fiserv. “By moving from concept to production with leading institutions, we are helping clients unlock new efficiencies in banking and payments while maintaining the trust, security and regulatory standards they expect.” Participating banks and credit unions will access Roughrider Coin through Commercial Center, Fiserv’s commercial online banking system that financial institution clients rely on today for traditional interbank money movement. Roughrider Coin Launches as First Live Use Case Bank of North Dakota is using the Fiserv platform’s issuance, reserve, custody and settlement infrastructure to deploy Roughrider Coin across the state’s banking and payments workflows. The dollar-backed stablecoin gives more than 90 participating banks and credit unions in North Dakota a more efficient way to conduct bank-to-bank transactions while establishing a foundation for additional digital money use cases. “Bank of North Dakota proudly works alongside our financial partners to strengthen agriculture, commerce and industry across our state,” said Don Morgan, chief executive officer of Bank of North Dakota. “Launching Roughrider Coin with Fiserv builds on that legacy by giving our partner community banks and credit unions a new tool to move money more efficiently across North Dakota’s interbank network. We are proud to lead this next chapter in banking innovation while supporting the continued strength, resilience and relevance of North Dakota’s financial industry.” VersaBank, a North American leader in business-to-business digital banking and digital asset technology, issues Roughrider Coin and provides custody services. Its role includes minting, burning, custody and reserve asset management—core functions that enable financial institutions to operate stablecoins within a nationally regulated framework. “VersaBank is proud to partner with Fiserv to build and operate the first product on its digital asset platform,” said David Taylor, Founder and President, VersaBank. “Pairing Fiserv’s scale with VersaBank’s regulated digital asset capabilities gives the industry a trusted foundation to bring stablecoins into established banking and payment systems.” The Fiserv Digital Asset Platform helps financial institutions, corporates, marketplaces and fintechs enable emerging stablecoin use cases, including stablecoin card issuance, cross-border payments, programmable commerce and treasury automation. The platform also supports tokenized deposits, global currency account services, including U.S. dollar accounts for financial institutions worldwide.