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Pensions & Investments reported that Voya Investment Management ended 2023 with $322 billion in assets under management, up marginally from $321 billion the year before as market gains and inflows from overseas retail investors helped offset U.S. institutional outflows.
Our own Travis King, head of U.S. investment-grade corporates, recently talked with Bloomberg Markets to discuss how the market for blue-chip bonds remains strong and that now is a good time to tap markets.
Voya Investment Management Chief Executive Officer Christine Hurtsellers announces plans to retire in 2024; Matt Toms, currently Voya Investment Management global chief investment officer, named her successor.
Eric Stein joins Voya Investment Management as head of investments and chief investment officer, fixed income.
James Dorment, co-head of fundamental research at Voya, sits down with InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to explain why value stocks will show strength in the coming year after trailing growth, especially big-cap tech, in 2023.
Zemsky remains cautious but does not believe a recession is coming.
Voya Investment Management, the asset management business of Voya Financial, Inc., today issued its annual Capital Markets Assumptions report for 2024. The report provides market forecasts for the coming decade while considering longer-term trends in economic and financial factors that are likely to drive asset class return and risk.
Voya Investment Management (Voya IM), the asset management business of Voya Financial, Inc. (NYSE: VOYA), today released new findings from its fourth edition of its survey of retirement plan sponsors, defined contribution (DC) specialists and contributing retirement plan participants detailing retirement perspectives on issues such as retirement readiness, investing and overall financial confidence.
Pomona Capital, a global private equity firm specializing in secondaries investing, along with Voya Investment Management, the asset management business of Voya Financial, Inc. (“Voya”), announced today it has expanded its partnership with iCapital1, a leading global fintech platform driving access and efficiency in alternative investing, with the addition of the Pomona Investment Fund (“PIF” or the “Fund”) to the iCapital Marketplace.
Paul Zemsky, chief investment officer, founder of the multi-asset strategies and solutions team at Voya investment management joins CNBC to discuss what's ahead for investors following PPI data and weaker than expected retail sales....
Bloomberg reports that money managers are “being seduced by a relatively rare type of security – so-called recovery bonds – for their attractive spreads, duration and safety.” The bonds are generally issued by utility companies “trying to recapture losses from natural disasters, such as wildfires or storms, through special fees levied on customers’ electric bills. The charges are then bundled up and sold as notes which get classed as asset-backed securities.” Voya Investment Management head of securitized credit David Goodson believes the AAA rated notes make an attractive opportunity for investors who do not usually deal with structured products, saying, “Corporate investors throw in big orders, splashing the pot. That duration and spread at the AAA level makes these bonds look attractive relative value-wise.”