FISVFiserv
$50.99
Latest weekly close · Market cap $27.2B
Where FISV trades against its own five-year history: weekly trailing multiples computed from SEC filings and prices. How percentiles work
Trailing metrics use the last twelve reported months (TTM) and have weekly history. Forward P/E is an analyst-estimate snapshot: no history, never part of the percentile.Trailing multiples divide today's price or enterprise value by results the company already reported. Forward P/E divides price by analysts' estimates of the next twelve months, which are opinions and change over time.
What the market has paid per dollar of trailing earnings across this window; the shaded band is the middle half of the last five years. How to read this chart
P/E (TTM) · 5y range
of its 5y range of weekly readings
Growth · TTM YoYThe last twelve months of revenue and earnings per share versus the twelve months before. Accelerating means revenue growth is faster than it was two quarters ago; decelerating means slower.
- Revenue
- -1%decelerating
- EPS
- -13%
CurrentThe multiple at the latest weekly close, using the last twelve reported months of fundamentals. n/m means the trailing figure is negative, so the ratio is not meaningful.
9.8×
5y medianThe middle weekly reading of the last five years: half of the readings sat above it, half below.
30.6×
10y medianThe middle weekly reading of the last ten years.
31.2×
5y rangeThe lowest and highest weekly readings of the last five years.
8.1×–65.6×
Δ vs 5y medianThe percent gap between the current multiple and the 5-year median. Negative means below its typical level of the last five years.
-68%
Price vs fundamentals
Did the business keep up with the stock? Price, revenue, and EPS all start at 100, so their paths compare directly on one axis. Revenue and EPS are trailing-twelve-month values and step at reported quarters.
Source: Computed from SEC filings and market pricesUpdated Sep 15, 2026Weekly observations · All multiples TTM