Media Highlights

Amy Vaillancourt, president of Retirement, shares insights on how plan sponsors’ growing expectations for digital tools, financial wellness offerings and personalization are intensifying competition among recordkeepers.

Voya was featured on Taking Stock as the company rang the NYSE closing bell. Jay Kaduson, CEO, Workplace Solutions, highlights Voya’s purpose and the role of Voya Cares in shaping benefits that better support caregivers and people with disabilities.

Featuring insights from Christelle Ngnoumen, AVP, Behavioral Science Research, this article highlights new findings examining how eliminating the penny could influence savings behavior and encourage broader conversations about retirement readiness.

Barbara Reinhard, chief investment officer, Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions, Voya Investment Management, appeared in Bloomberg Surveillance’s Fast Forward :30 segment, sharing concise, long-term investment perspectives through a multi-asset lens during a live discussion.

Paul Aronson, head of portfolio strategy for private investment-grade credit at Voya Investment Management, explains that Voya is limiting exposure to AI-linked data center investments, citing concerns about long-term demand and asset obsolescence within its private credit portfolio.

Andrew Stocker, president of Employee Benefits, discusses how coordinated and clearly communicated benefits drive employee confidence and satisfaction, reinforcing Voya’s emphasis on intuitive, value-driven benefits design.

John Brett, president of Wealth Management, discusses the close connection between financial wellness and employee well-being, highlighting how financial stress affects mental health and underscoring the role employers can play through financial education and retirement readiness support.

Amy Vaillancourt, president of Retirement, joined a Bloomberg Invest 2026 panel to discuss liquidity, underwriting standards and systemic risk in private credit, emphasizing the importance of investor education and professional asset management as private markets continue to evolve.

Eric Stein, chief investment officer, Voya Investment Management, explains that recent market volatility reflects a “risk‑off” environment driven largely by technology stocks, describing a “shoot first, ask questions later” mindset as investors navigate uncertainty around artificial intelligence and economic conditions.

Kerry Sette, VP, head of Consumer Insights and Research, highlights how more women — especially younger generations — are investing earlier, reshaping expectations around financial wellness in the workplace.