FAIR ISAAC CORP

FICO represents Fair Isaac Corporation, a U.S. analytics company best known for developing the FICO Score, a widely used credit scoring model. The company provides decision-management solutions and predictive analytics to lenders, insurers, and other businesses. Its stock trades under the ticker FICO.

Recent performance for FICO can be found in the price chart and performance summary on this page. Short-term moves often reflect quarterly results, guidance updates, and shifts in demand for analytics and credit-scoring services. For the latest performance figures, refer to the current data displayed on this page.

Investors often use valuation multiples such as price-to-earnings (P/E), price-to-sales, and price-to-free-cash-flow, along with comparisons to peers and the company's own historical ranges. Growth expectations, margins, and recurring revenue also matter. For FICO's current valuation metrics, see the data shown on this page.

FICO may trade in pre-market and after-hours sessions on U.S. exchanges, depending on the venue and available liquidity. These sessions can have wider spreads and lower volume, so prices may differ from regular trading hours. Check with your broker for specific extended-hours availability and any related fees.

FICO has historically not paid a regular cash dividend, instead retaining earnings to fund operations, product development, and share repurchases. Dividend policies can change over time. For the most current dividend information, including any special distributions, refer to the latest data displayed on this page.

Key risks include reliance on a few large customers, regulatory scrutiny of credit scoring, competition from alternative data and analytics providers, and sensitivity to lending and consumer credit cycles. Changes in mortgage volumes or technology spending can also affect results. These factors can influence FICO's revenue and profitability.