Voya Financial Inc

Voya Financial Inc(VOYA)资讯与事件

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10/15 16:30

Company Reports AUM of $363 Billion as of September 30, 2026

The company states: "As of September 30, 2026, preliminary AUM of the Company's IM segment was approximately $363 billion. AUM as of September 30, 2026 presented by asset type included $112 billion of equity assets, $148 billion of fixed income - public assets, $84 billion of fixed income - private assets, $15 billion of alternative assets, and $3 billion of money market assets. AUM as of September 30, 2026 included $176 billion of Institutional external client assets, $152 billion of Retail external client assets, and $36 billion of Company general account assets. All External and General Account client assets are reported on a market value basis."

10/9 10:30

TOMS Capital Sends No Confidence Resolution to Voya Financial Shareholders

TOMS Capital Investment Management, which manages funds that together have an investment representing an approximately 4.65% economic interest in Voya Financial, announced that it has commenced the mailing of its definitive proxy materials to provide shareholders the opportunity to consider and vote on a non-binding resolution. This non-binding resolution allows shareholders to convey unequivocally that they "no longer continue to have confidence in the board of directors and management of Voya Financial, Inc." As part of the filing, TCIM has set a record date of September 30, 2026 and a referendum meeting date of November 24, 2026. "We encourage Voya shareholders to take advantage of the opportunity to make their voices heard via our no confidence referendum. For too long, the Board has failed to act in shareholders' best interests and must be held accountable. We are pleased to reach this milestone and get proxies into the hands of shareholders - despite the Company's best efforts to halt this process. It is time for Voya's Board and leadership to stop their tactics of obstruction and focus on doing what is best for all shareholders - including genuinely engaging with interested third parties around value creation opportunities. We look forward to communicating with our fellow shareholders in the weeks to come."

9/28 09:00

Voya Financial Supports SEC's Proposal for Modernizing Electronic Investor Disclosures

Voya Financial submitted a comment letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission supporting the agency's proposal to modernize how required investor disclosures and other information may be delivered electronically. Voya applauded the SEC's effort to update a framework that currently defaults to paper delivery, recognizing that many Americans increasingly access and manage important information online. The company said a modern electronic-delivery framework can improve accessibility and security, create a more engaging and personalized experience. "Digital communication is not only what people increasingly expect - it can improve investors' access to information, strengthen security and support a more personalized experience," said Amy Vaillancourt, president, Retirement, Voya Financial. "The SEC's proposal recognizes that reality, and we appreciate the opportunity to contribute to a framework that keeps people informed in the way that works best for them." Voya's recommendations focus on several key areas that would enhance the proposed rule's workability without diminishing investor protection: Streamline the transition from paper to electronic delivery. Voya recommends a single, clear paper notice rather than two substantially similar notices. The company also recommends eliminating the proposed 180-day waiting period or, if a waiting period is retained, replacing it with a shorter and more practical timeframe. Investors would continue to have the ability to request paper documents or opt out of electronic delivery. Recognize how retirement plans and financial services operate. Voya recommends allowing electronic addresses obtained through employers, retirement plans, affiliates, and service providers to be used when the intended use is clearly disclosed. This would reduce duplicative enrollment steps and create a more connected experience for retirement plan participants, while preserving their ability to update their information or choose paper delivery. Provide flexible, secure access to online information. Rather than requiring links to lead directly to individual documents in every instance, Voya recommends permitting investors to access information through a secure home page or document center when the material can be reached through a small number of clear, intuitive steps. This approach would support convenient access while accommodating evolving cybersecurity and authentication practices. Clarify how firms may address failed electronic deliveries. Voya recommends allowing firms to redirect communications to a valid secondary electronic address previously provided or accepted by the investor. This would help maintain timely access to information without requiring unnecessary repetition of initial disclosures.

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