Truist Raises Flywire (FLYW) PT to $17 Following FinTech Sector Preview

While anticipating solid quarterly results, the firm noted that difficult year-over-year comparisons might limit significant volume beats and suggested that management could issue conservative 2026 guidance to reset market expectations. Despite these near-term adjustments, Truist remains optimistic about the group’s overall performance throughout 2026.

Additionally, on January 16, Stephens analyst Charles Nabhan upgraded Flywire to Overweight from Equal Weight and raised the price target to $19 from $17. The firm’s optimistic stance is driven by an improving higher education environment and a conservative 2026 outlook that leaves significant room for the company to outperform expectations. Additionally, the analyst highlighted Flywire’s various growth levers, a deeply discounted valuation, and a strong recent track record of beat-and-raise earnings quarters as primary reasons for the upgrade.

Flywire Corporation (NASDAQ:FLYW), together with its subsidiaries, operates as a payments enablement and software company in the US and internationally.

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