BROOKFIELD, Wis.— Fiserv said it is transferring the listing of its common stock to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) from the NASDAQ Global Select Market (NASDAQ).
The company said it expects to begin trading on the NYSE on June 7 under a new ticker “FI.” The stock will continue to trade on NASDAQ until the transfer is complete.
“As an original fintech, the Fiserv legacy of leadership is one of growth, innovation and operational excellence, with a relentless commitment to enabling our clients’ success,” said Frank Bisignano, chairman, president and CEO in a statement. “We are proud to partner with the NYSE, the world’s largest stock exchange, whose long tradition of listing industry-leading companies aligns well with our strategy to serve financial institutions and businesses of all sizes around the world. We are grateful for the partnership and support that the NASDAQ has provided to us over our many years with them."
Company to Ring Opening Bell
According to Fiserv, the new ticker “FI” signals the company’s “commitment to leading fintech innovation.” In celebration of the transfer, Fiserv will ring the NYSE opening bell at 9:30 a.m. ET on June 7, which will be broadcast here.
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