Senate confirms Frank Bisignano as new Social Security chief amid push for reform 

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The Senate confirmed Frank Bisignano to lead the Social Security Administration on Tuesday, installing him at the helm of the agency as it undergoes changes driven by the Department of Government Efficiency.

A longtime figure in the financial industry, Bisignano has led Fiserv as its chairman since 2020. In a February interview with CNBC, he described himself as aligned with DOGE principles while emphasizing that preserving benefits remains a core priority, echoing comments made by President Donald Trump.

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