Fiserv Shares Face Regulatory Scrutiny Amid Steep Decline

Fiserv stock continues to face significant selling pressure, hitting fresh 52-week lows as regulatory investigations loom. The financial technology company saw its shares decline an additional 2.3% on Thursday, settling near $60 amid growing concerns about former executive conduct.

A dramatic sell-off in late October has drawn political attention, with two congressional representatives formally requesting Securities and Exchange Commission involvement. John B. Larson and Jim Himes have called for an investigation into former CEO Frank Bisignano’s stock transactions.

Between May and August 2025, following his appointment as Social Security Commissioner, Bisignano disposed of approximately $560 million worth of Fiserv shares. The timing of these sales has raised questions, occurring just months before the company’s Read more...