Fidelity National Information Services

Methodology

FIS's banking and payment processing business generates relatively predictable earnings from recurring software and transaction revenue, though the Worldpay merchant acquiring integration created transition complexity. The long-term bank contracts provide revenue visibility. This calculation works best when normalizing for integration costs and accounting for sustainable growth from banking technology modernization.

Methodology

FIS typically shows moderate PEG ratios reflecting concerns about competitive pressures in merchant acquiring and execution challenges from the Worldpay integration. The company's banking software franchise supports steady core earnings. PEG appears reasonable but reflects questions about margin expansion and growth acceleration post-integration.

Methodology

FIS pays a meaningful dividend making PEGY moderately more attractive than PEG for this financial technology provider. The company balances dividends with debt reduction from the Worldpay acquisition. Total return combines modest yield with earnings growth as the integrated platform delivers scale benefits and cross-sell opportunities.