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Fidelity National Information Services removed its risk disclosure related to the Worldpay Sale, reflecting completion of that transaction and elimination of associated post-sale uncertainties. The company substantively modified three risk factors, notably expanding its disclosure on digital banking security breaches to emphasize potential impacts on consumer payment behavior and transaction volumes, while also intensifying focus on debt-related risks including rising interest rates and borrowing cost pressures.

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We may not achieve the anticipated benefits of our recently completed Worldpay Sale, and we may also be exposed to new risks following the sale.

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We may not achieve the anticipated benefits of our Worldpay Sale, which we completed in January 2024. The anticipated strategic, financial, and operational gains may not materialize, and costs or revenue dis-synergies could exceed expectations. Additionally, we have entered into…

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We may not achieve the anticipated benefits of our Worldpay Sale, which we completed in January 2024. The anticipated strategic, financial, and operational gains may not materialize, and costs or revenue dis-synergies could exceed expectations. Additionally, we have entered into ongoing arrangements with Worldpay for transition services which have required, and are expected to continue to require, significant resources and could offset the impact of our cost-saving initiatives. While we retain a 45% equity interest in Worldpay, we do not have control of Worldpay, exposing us to certain risks including risks related to Worldpay’s operations and merchant acquiring business. As a result of the Worldpay Sale, our revenue sources are less diversified, which could increase our exposure to adverse developments affecting financial institutions. Additionally, our common stock now represents a smaller company, with proportionally increased exposure to our remaining business risks.

🟡 Modified High profile digital banking security breaches or information system failures could impact consumer payment behavior patterns in the future and reduce our transaction volumes. 🔒

🟡 Modified Rising interest rates could increase our borrowing costs. 🔒

🟡 Modified Our existing debt levels and future levels under existing facilities and debt service requirements may adversely affect us, including our financial condition or business flexibility, and prevent us from fulfilling our obligations under our outstanding indebtedness. 🔒

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