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Eric Stein discusses 2025 stock market on ‘Money Life’ podcast

March 4, 2025

Voya’s thought leadership in the financial industry was once again on full display during a recent podcast interview featuring Eric Stein, head of investments and CIO, Fixed Income, Voya Investment Management. 

Speaking on the Money Life with Chuck Jaffee podcast, Eric believes the U.S. stock market could experience a modestly positive year despite current geopolitical uncertainties. He said the hard data of the stock market are strong, but it’s the soft data — surveys about the future and the uncertainty of tariffs — that are clouding matters. If supply-side reforms and deregulation had been addressed before tariffs, these would have boosted the market, Eric said. 

Voya Investment Management and Texas Bankers Association Services Company enter into preferred-vendor agreement

February 20, 2025

Voya Investment Management and TBA Services Company, Inc. (TBASCO), a subsidiary of the Texas Bankers Association, announced today they have entered into a commercial and industrial (C&I) loan program partnership with Voya known as the Voya Senior Loan Bank Advisory Program. The program includes risk management, front office and back office operational services and support.

Investors Turn To Recovery Bonds As Credit Markets Slide

May 9, 2022

Bloomberg reports that money managers are “being seduced by a relatively rare type of security – so-called recovery bonds – for their attractive spreads, duration and safety.” The bonds are generally issued by utility companies “trying to recapture losses from natural disasters, such as wildfires or storms, through special fees levied on customers’ electric bills. The charges are then bundled up and sold as notes which get classed as asset-backed securities.” Voya Investment Management head of securitized credit David Goodson believes the AAA rated notes make an attractive opportunity for investors who do not usually deal with structured products, saying, “Corporate investors throw in big orders, splashing the pot. That duration and spread at the AAA level makes these bonds look attractive relative value-wise.”

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