The payments processor offered a less rosy outlook as executives took some blame for second-quarter revenue growth being lower than analysts expected. It also agreed to buy a TD Bank portfolio.

Fiserv tempered down annual revenue growth forecast on Wednesday, as the payments firm grapples with slowdown in the Clover business, its point-of-sale and business management platform.

As of the end of the firm's first quarter, Fiserv projected it would see organic revenue growth between 10% and 12%. Now, Fiserv reported Wednesday, it has revised that forecast to approximately 10%.

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Fiserv’s merchant-processing unit, which accounts for 48% of Fiserv’s business, grew 9% compared to the first half of 2024, reaching $2.64 billion in revenue. A key driver here is the company’s Clover ...

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Fiserv (FI) stock sold off 21% on Wednesday after the payments company reported a decent second quarter that didn't live up to expectations. The company missed Wall Street's organic sales growth in Q2 ...