Fiserv (FISV) Q4 2000 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q4 2000 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Financial technology provider serving banks, credit unions, lenders, insurers, broker-dealers, financial planners and investment advisers through processing, software and related services.
Growth strategy combines product development, client acquisition, service-cost improvements and complementary acquisitions.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects financial institutions to keep investing in specialized information systems, application development and maintenance as transaction volumes and account types grow.
Industry consolidation and outsourcing create opportunities for third-party processing and software providers; scale is viewed as important to achieving cost effectiveness.
Segment performance
Financial institution outsourcing, systems and services provides account and transaction processing, item processing, loan servicing, lending systems and related solutions.
Securities processing and trust services provides clearing, execution and brokerage services, plus retirement-plan administration and trustee services.
All other and corporate includes plastic card services, document solutions and general corporate expenses.
Latest events from Fiserv
- A $1B efficiency plan backs a push to renew Clover, enterprise, and banking growth.FISV
Citi’s 15th Annual FinTech Conference - FY1999 delivered 14.1% revenue growth as acquisitions and financial-tech demand expanded the business.FISVQ4 1999
- Revenue grew 14%, led by financial institution services, as securities markets softened.FISVQ4 2001
- FY02 growth and cash generation advanced, despite securities-market weakness and heavy acquisition spending.FISVQ4 2002
- Acquisitions drove FY03 growth as net income rose to $315.0M and organic growth remained modest.FISVQ4 2003
- FY growth accelerated, led by Health, as a securities-clearing sale reshaped the portfolio.FISVQ4 2004
- Revenue grew 9%, while highlighted adjusted EPS was $2.30 after one-time items.FISVQ4 2005
- Revenue grew 12%, while operating income held flat and insurance led growth.FISVQ4 2006
- CheckFree drove revenue and Payments growth; divestiture gains helped fund $1.3B of debt repayment.FISVQ4 2008