Frank Bisignano
Net worth: $1 Billion (ABC News)
- Frank Bisignano is a banking and fintech executive, who ranked as one of the highest-paid CEOs in the US in 2017—making $102 million, over 2000 times the average salary of his employees—and has accumulated massive amounts of wealth over the course of his career.
- Bisignano worked at Citigroup and JP Morgan Chase & Co, before becoming CEO of Fiserv, a major payments and financial technology company that has a history of scamming hundreds of thousands of consumers.
- No Corporate Cabinet: “In 2019, Bisignano led the merging of Fiserv and First Data Corp and was initially responsible for the combined company’s day-to-day operations as President and Chief Operating Officer. In 2020, First Data agreed to pay the Federal Trade Commission more than $40 million to settle accusations that the company “assisted in laundering credit card transactions as part of scams targeting consumers.”
- Bisignano is a major Republican donor and Trump donor, who has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to Republican campaigns over the years and to Trump specifically. Bisignano’s wife Tracy gave “over $924,000 to one of Donald Trump’s joint fundraising committees, less than a month before the 2024 general election.”
- Bisignano is a member of Business Roundtable, an association of executives at major corporations (including American Express, Apple, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Meta, Microsoft, and Walmart) collaborating to influence public policy.
- Business Roundtable has “supported efforts to raise the retirement age for American workers” and urged Congress to strengthen the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, Trump’s “signature corporate tax giveaway,” in 2025.
- Business Roundtable was also part of the lobbying campaign against Biden’s Build Back Better Plan.
- E&E News: “When Democrats were initially piecing together a $3.5 trillion “Build Back Better” bill to expand the social safety net, drive down drug prices and make historic investments in climate, the Business Roundtable led the fight against the main funding source of the package: a corporate tax increase.”
For more information, see the Revolving Door Project’s Billionaires in Trump World tracker.