Fidelity National Information Services (FIS): insider & executive buying
Fidelity National Information Services · Financials · ref. ETF XLF · price $40.55
In short — 2 insiders bought Fidelity National Information Services over ~6 months (3 buys, total $1.1M, latest Jul 15, 26) — cluster buy. Public Form 4 data, informative (not a performance signal).
Are Fidelity National Information Services's executives buying their own shares? Here are the disclosed insider buys over the last 6 months — a transparency data point, not an outperformance signal.
📈 1-year price
$40.55-41.9% over range
Aug 28, 25low $37.72 · high $69.81Aug 27, 26
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55% recommend buying · 11 analysts
Latest insider buys on Fidelity National Information Services
| Date | Insider | Role | Shares | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 15, 26 | Goldstein Jeffrey A | Dir | 1,386 | $57k |
| Apr 15, 26 | Goldstein Jeffrey A | Dir | 1,197 | $57k |
| Mar 5, 26 | Ferris Stephanie | CEO, Pres | 19,846 | $1.0M |
⚠️ Open-market buys reported to the SEC (Form 4). Transparency data, not advice nor an outperformance signal (our backtests show no reliable edge).
Frequently asked questions
Have Fidelity National Information Services's executives bought shares recently?
2 Fidelity National Information Services insider(s) bought $1.1M over ~6 months (latest Jul 15, 26). A buy shows confidence, but our backtests show no performance edge.
Is insider buying a good signal for FIS?
It's useful transparency data, but NOT a performance guarantee: our historical tests show no reliable edge from following insider buys. Cross-check with fundamentals and analyst views.
Where does this data come from?
From Form 4 filings with the SEC (mandatory for officers and 10%+ holders), aggregated and refreshed regularly.
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