Barbara Reinhard talks markets and earnings season with Bloomberg
Barbara Reinhard, chief investment officer, Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions at Voya Investment Management, talks markets and earnings season with Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
Barbara Reinhard, chief investment officer, Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions at Voya Investment Management, talks markets and earnings season with Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
Barbara Reinhard, chief investment officer, Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions at Voya Investment Management, joins “Squawk Box” to discuss the latest market trends, what the rise in Treasury yields suggests, and more.
Voya's Barbara Reinhard remains broadly bullish on equities over the next 6-12 months, citing solid earnings and labor-market growth. She acknowledges near-term risks from market seasonality, elections, AI-related regulatory concerns, and data-center pressures, but does not see these risks outweighing the positive outlook.
Barbara Reinhard is chief investment officer of multiasset strategies and solutions at Voya Investment Management, where she is responsible for the strategic direction and overall portfolio management of the firm’s multiasset business.
Barbara Reinhard of Voya Investment Management discusses how unclear Federal Reserve communication has affected market confidence and notes that inflation is expected to moderate over time. She highlights risks facing technology stocks from elevated AI-related spending, rising bond yields, and increased equity issuance, while also pointing to geopolitical tensions and upcoming U.S. midterm elections as sources of market uncertainty.
Barbara Reinhard of Voya Investment Management argued that financial markets have sufficient demand to absorb the surge of AI-related IPOs and equity offerings, citing strong investor appetite and oversubscribed deals while speaking about the markets on Bloomberg Surveillance.
Voya Investment Management (Voya IM), the asset management business of Voya Financial, Inc. (NYSE: VOYA), announced today that Christine Cappabianca has joined the firm as head of Systematic Equities reporting to James Lydotes, chief investment officer, Equities. She will split her time between New York and Boston.
In this role, Cappabianca will oversee Voya IM’s $24 billion suite of active and passive systematic equity strategies and will be responsible for the firm’s combined Machine Intelligence and Quantitative Equity suite of products. In addition, she will develop a cohesive strategy to scale and commercialize Voya IM’s systematic equity capabilities, leveraging the full breadth of Voya IM’s Equity platform to deliver solutions more efficiently to clients.
Eric Stein, chief investment officer at Voya Investment Management, says that investors can expect interest rates - particularly on longer-term bonds - will keep rising, but those higher rates 'will lead to lower rates because you will see a response on the demand side whether it's through the consumer or through the capital expenditures cycle.
Barbara Reinhard said equity markets remain supported despite uncertainty surrounding the Iran conflict. She pointed to strong corporate earnings, positive forward guidance, and significant stock buybacks as key drivers behind the market rally while speaking about the markets on Bloomberg Surveillance.
There is a real risk of a whipsaw in equities because of the news-related nature of the war and this a highly uncertain time for investors to make any major bets, says Voya's Barbara Reinhard, who joined Bloomberg Surveillance to talk about the market.