Media Highlights

Tom Armstrong, VP of Customer Analysis and head of the Behavioral Finance Institute for Innovation, shares the importance of saving for retirement as employers seek to understand their broad benefits opportunities, inclusive of student loan debt support.

Rob Grubka, CEO, Workplace Solutions, discusses the launch of Voya’s digital dashboard and the integrated approach the employee dashboard does by allowing individuals to view their full financial picture in one place.

Voya IM survey data highlighted in NAPA finds a strong majority (87%) of plan sponsors say their participants are somewhat or very prepared for retirement while only 63% of participants feel the same way, indicating a gap between participant feelings versus plan sponsor perceptions.

Kerry Sette, VP, Head of Consumer Insights & Research, shares her insight on Voya research finding Millennial and Gen Z eagerness to save heading into 2024 and looking toward their employer for support.

Randy Parrish, head of Public Credit, discusses firms rushing to sell junk debt before the 2023 window closes and how this is good news for investors.

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.

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

Voya research highlighted in EBN 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.

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.

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.