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Voya's Barbara Reinhard joined Bloomberg.

Voya Investment Management announced today that Tiffani Potesta will join the company July 8, 2024. Based in New York, Potesta will oversee all distribution aspects of Voya IM's institutional and intermediary business, including setting the strategic direction across U.S. and international sales, distribution strategy, product positioning, client service and relationship management. Potesta will report to Matt Toms, chief executive officer of Voya IM.

Bulletproof to bust: Top AAA bonds tarnished by a Blackstone office deal’s blow up.

Gareth Shepherd, co-head of Voya Machine Learning, predicted that AI’s biggest impact would be in the form of healthcare breakthroughs and compared the advancement of AI to the transformation of air travel. In the 1950s “there were six people in the cockpit and it took two weeks' wages to fly somewhere,” Shepherd said. “Today everything is better, faster and stronger.”

Our own Edward Levin and Thomas Emmons recently talked with Pensions & Investments to discuss the growth in the energy transition sector and why investors should look at it.

Barbara Reinhard, chief investment officer of Voya Investment Management’s multi-asset strategies and solutions platform, said the Vix’s VIX rise since hitting a four-year closing low in December is likely due to the mean-reverting nature of implied volatility.

Barbara Reinhard, Voya Investment Management chief investment officer and head of Asset Allocation joined Bloomberg's "Wall Street Week" to talk through the previous week in relation to the markets.

Pensions & Investments reported that Voya Investment Management ended 2023 with $322 billion in assets under management, up marginally from $321 billion the year before as market gains and inflows from overseas retail investors helped offset U.S. institutional outflows.

Our own Travis King, head of U.S. investment-grade corporates, recently talked with Bloomberg Markets to discuss how the market for blue-chip bonds remains strong and that now is a good time to tap markets.

Voya Investment Management Chief Executive Officer Christine Hurtsellers announces plans to retire in 2024; Matt Toms, currently Voya Investment Management global chief investment officer, named her successor.

Eric Stein joins Voya Investment Management as head of investments and chief investment officer, fixed income.