In late 2025, Voya hosted its annual gathering of insurance company investors to discuss the big issues in insurance investing today. Here’s what was top of mind among your peers.
Adding durable, low-cost external leverage to lower-volatility assets via the FHLB system can be an attractive way to enhance risk-adjusted return potential versus owning higher-volatility assets with more embedded leverage directly on insurance company balance sheets.
With traditional sources of yield and return sputtering, insurers must get creative when hunting for value.
Policy uncertainty, federal funding cuts, and volatile markets have spurred many investment boards to fixate on liquidity. Take courage: You can sell out of private credit positions—and not just to secondaries funds.
With attractive yields, robust covenant protection, and ample liquidity, investment grade private credit is a growing favorite of both investors and borrowers. Here’s what you need to know.
Every resource committed to managing Voya’s insurance general account is extended to our insurance clients. Here are some strategies we’re using to navigate market uncertainty.
Jeff Hobbs, Head of Insurance Portfolio Management, discusses portfolio implications of recent events and what insurance companies should be doing right now.
Ed Levin, Managing Director, Co-Head of Direct Infrastructure, recently sat down with Stewart Foley on the InsuranceAUM podcast to discuss the growth in the renewable energy sector, the evolution and future of renewable energy projects and financing, the impact of political changes, and the effect of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on the renewable energy sector.
An active core fixed income model can help insurers manage changing business conditions when unexpected macro volatility hits.