Fiserv President Dhivya Suryadevara has resigned from her role, effective 7 July 2026, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). She will remain with the company as a non-executive officer employee through 31 July 2026 to facilitate an orderly transition of her responsibilities.
The company disclosed the leadership change in an SEC Form 8-K filed on 7 July. According to the filing, Suryadevara resigned for "good reason" under the terms of her offer letter and the company's severance and change in control policy.
Fiserv has not announced a successor.
Transition period to run until end of July
Although her resignation became effective on 7 July, Suryadevara will continue with the company in a non-executive capacity until 31 July.
According to the SEC filing, she will remain eligible to receive her base salary and employee benefits during this transition period to enable an orderly handover of her duties.
The filing does not disclose any changes to board or committee roles in connection with her departure.
Leadership role at Fiserv
As President of Fiserv, Suryadevara was responsible for advancing the company's strategic priorities, supporting business growth and strengthening capabilities across the organisation.
Before becoming president, she served as Co-President, overseeing Financial Solutions, Sales and Operations.
According to Fiserv, her role included helping drive the company's long-term business strategy across its global operations.
Career spans fintech, healthcare and automotive
Prior to joining Fiserv, Suryadevara held several senior leadership positions across technology, healthcare and automotive. Her previous roles include:
- Chief Executive Officer of Optum Financial and Optum Insight at UnitedHealth Group
- Leadership responsibility for Finance, Operations, Risk and Global Partnerships at Stripe
- A 16-year career at General Motors, where she ultimately served as Chief Financial Officer
Her career has focused on leading large organisations through business transformation across multiple industries.
Academic and professional credentials
Suryadevara holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Madras and earned an MBA from Harvard Business School.
She is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charter holder.
The SEC filing does not identify a replacement or outline any immediate changes to Fiserv's executive leadership structure following Suryadevara's resignation.
The company has also not disclosed additional details beyond stating her resignation was for "good reason" under the provisions of her employment agreement and severance policy.
For now, the transition period will continue through 31 July, after which Suryadevara's employment with Fiserv is expected to conclude unless the company announces further changes.