The past year saw record-high funded status across much of the S&P 500 pension universe. But it also revealed something less expected: early signs that some of the most well-funded plans may be moving beyond traditional de-risking.
A broader toolkit can be the key to realizing extra yield in the mature, shorter-duration world of modern corporate pension plans.
A new wave of ERISA-friendly commercial mortgage loan investment vehicles are helping to streamline sponsors’ ability to broaden their fixed income toolkit. Here’s why that’s interesting right now.
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.
The Voya Enhanced Long Duration Government/Credit (ELGC) Strategy celebrated its eighth anniversary in March 2026. We explore what makes ELGC stand out as a way for corporate pension plans to add duration and improve risk-adjusted returns.
As sponsors confront volatile oil prices and geopolitical risk, here’s a look at what does (and doesn’t) work.
As Voya Investment Management continues to build momentum, we remain grounded in a simple principle: keep clients at the center of every decision— how we invest, how we build solutions, and how we measure success.
The past few years have been generous to corporate pension plans, but there are two imperatives as we move into 2026.
While stable markets helped lift defined benefit plans’ funded status, anxiety mounts over recent auto industry bankruptcies.
In late September, Voya IM hosted its exclusive annual gathering of top corporate pension sponsors (with a combined AUM of over $400 billion) and consultants to discuss the big issues in private fixed income today. Here’s what they’re saying.