David Cohne and Michael Casper of Bloomberg spoke with Voya’s Head of Small Cap Growth Michael Coyne about the growth metrics he uses for selecting small cap stocks and how he determines sustainable valuations. They also discussed the recent selloff, where small caps could go from here and evaluating risk and reward.
Voya IM announces Tiffani Potesta as its new head of distribution.
David Goodson, head of securitized credit, shares his thoughts following loss for top AAA bonds.
Our own Edward Levin and Thomas Emmons recently talked with Pensions & Investments to discuss the growth in the energy transition sector and why investors should look at it.
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.
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....
Matt Toms, Global CIO, discusses trends in yields and how inflation will continue to abate.
Barbara Reinhard, head of Asset Allocation, shares how bonds are a material value for all types of investors for the first time since the global financial crisis and sees a path for both bonds and stocks to rally in 2024.
Travis King, head of U.S. investment-grade corporates at Voya Investment Management was featured in Bloomberg, saying that "the well-telegraphed pending recession that has yet to materialize has led many companies to remain conservative with their growth plans and balance sheets."
Pensions & Investments reported that Christine Hurtsellers, CEO of Atlanta-based Voya Investment Management, said her firm has "about a third of our assets in privates and more than that in terms of revenue," which helped Voya climbed to 48th place in the latest survey on the back of a 15% gain in AUM.