EPS growth of 20% in the fourth quarter helped propel the year-end figure to the new record, the company said.
The company said it signed 219 person-to-person payments clients in the quarter and more than 580 in the full year, bringing to nearly 1,400 the number of P2P it now serves.
Individual signings of note during the year, Fiserv said, included selling its new Acumen core platform to the $5 billion Suncoast Schools FCU in Tampa, Fla., the $4.3 billion Randolph-Brooks FCU in Live Oak, Texas, and the $1.2 billion Navigant Credit Union of Smithfield, R.I., and the XP2 platform to the $232 million Members CU in Winston-Salem, N.C. Read More at; Fiserv Notches Record Year:
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