• FICO withheld fiscal 2027 guidance as mortgage pricing negotiations remained unresolved, citing elevated interest rates and affordability pressures.
• The November 4, 2026, fourth-quarter earnings call included CEO William Lansing, CFO Steven Weber, software chief Nikhil Behl and analysts.
• Quarterly revenue rose 27% to $657 million; adjusted earnings per share increased 43% to $11.10 on a non-GAAP basis.
• The Preferred Program freezes 2027 wholesale mortgage score pricing for participating lenders; Lansing declined to disclose expected average pricing trends.
• Software platform annual recurring revenue grew 72% to $453 million, with growth excluding migrations in the mid-40% range.

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