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Voya Financial in the news.
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Arm shares sink as some analysts question valuation after weak forecast

Justin Sumner, SVP, Senior Portfolio Manager & Research Analyst, shares that the broader semi industry is seeing strong design activity for data center and AI integration but, it will take some time before this begins generating meaningful revenues for some.

Reuters
Three tips to maximize benefits during open enrollment

Nate Black, VP, Health Solutions Product Development, discusses the importance of prioritizing benefit offering decisions as open enrollment comes to a close.

Reuters
Pet insurance or life insurance? Help employees select the voluntary benefits they need

Voya research highlighted in Employee Benefit News finds that 63% of employees are likely or extremely likely to sign up for voluntary benefits through their employer in 2023, indicating that employees are eager to take advantage of supplemental benefit offerings.

Employee Benefit News
PC market recovery gathers pace as Intel, AMD tout potential of ‘AI PC’

Justin Sumner, SVP, Senior Portfolio Manager & Research Analyst, discusses the stabilizing PC market leading to an inventory refresh and an improvement in the market overall.

Reuters
The Three Things That Can Save You Money — and Misery — on Your Benefits

Voya research highlighted in The Wall Street Journal finds that roughly two-thirds of benefits-eligible employees spend 30 minutes or less reviewing information during this period.

The Wall Street Journal
Bonds Showing Best Value in 15 Years: Voya’s Reinhard

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.

Bloomberg Surveillance
The Employee Benefits You Should Use — but Probably Don’t

Nate Black, VP, Health Solutions Product Development, shares the benefits individuals often overlook when it comes to supplemental insurance. 

The Wall Street Journal