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Fiserv CEO flees after presiding over 71% stock drop in his short tenure

Fiserv CEO flees after presiding over 71% stock drop in his short tenure
MarketWatch Monday 15 June 2026, 13:36 UTC By Emily Bary 1 min read
Key Points

The financial-services company “continues to look strategically adrift,” an analyst says, as the stock falls further.

The financial-services company “continues to look strategically adrift,” an analyst says, as the stock falls further. [Image text:] fiserv. 8500
Fiserv (ORG)
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