Voya Financial Inc (VOYA) Return on Investment ROI from the second quarter of 2026 to second quarter of 2025 and for the year 2026, average high and low, overall ranking from Jun 30 2026 to Jun 30 2025 - CSIMarket
Voya Financial Inc's ROI from its second quarter of 2026 to the second quarter of 2025 and 5 Year Period
Return on Investment, Quarterly Results, Trends, Rankings, Statistics
What is Voya Financial Inc's ROI in the second quarter of 2026? Voya Financial Inc achieved a return on average invested assets (ROI) of 0.4 % in its second quarter of 2026, this is above VOYA's average return on investment of 0.31%. Voya Financial Inc s investments during the 12 months ending in the second quarter of 2026 are valued at $158 billion
ROI decreased relative to the period ending Mar 31 2026, due to the decline in net income.
Within the Financial sector 530 other companies had a higher return on investment. While return on investment, the total ranking has deteriorated compared to the first quarter of 2026 from 1578 to 2427.
In a significant stride for Voya Financial, the firm has announced a momentous milestone, surpassing $100 billion in assets across multiple employer solutions. This achievement not only underscores Voya s strategic focus on servicing employer needs through Multiple Employer Plans (MEPs), Pooled Employer Plans (PEPs), and Employer Aggregation Programs, but it also showcases its commitment to customized financial solutions in a rapidly evolving market.In the second quarter of 2024, Voya reported an 8.66% year-on-year revenue increase, a notable enhancement yet falling short of the 10.07% average growth reported by its competitors within the same period. This modest performance raises the question: how is Voya positioning itself against a backdrop of heightened competition in the financial services sector While Voya s revenue growth may lag behind industry peers, the firm managed to achieve a commendable net margin of 11.56%. This indicates a higher level of profitability than its competitors, suggesting that while Voya may not be leading in revenue growth, it is excelling in operational efficiency and expense management. The company s ability to maintain such profitability amidst a landscape where competitor net income grew by 6.09% significantly outperforming Voya s stagnant net income demonstrates a critical area of focus for the firm moving forward.
In a recent announcement, Voya Financial, Inc. (NYSE: VOYA) revealed that its Executive Chairman, Rodney O. Martin, Jr., will retire as planned on February 29, 2024. Martin has had a successful tenure as the company s chairman and former CEO and will be leaving a notable legacy behind. Following his retirement, David Zwiener, a board director for over a decade and the current lead independent director, will assume the role of non-executive chair. This leadership transition comes after Voya Financial appointed Heather Lavallee as its CEO, succeeding Rodney O. Martin, Jr., effective from January 1, 2023. The seamless handover of responsibilities reflects Voya Financial s commitment to maintaining a strong leadership team focused on achieving continued success.
In a move that highlights its commitment to strategic expansion and industry expertise, Voya Financial has announced the appointment of Robert Leary to its board of directors. The decision, effective January 8, 2024, brings the total number of board members to an impressive lineup. Robert Leary brings with him a wealth of experience, boasting more than 30 years in various sectors, including asset management, employee benefits, retirement, insurance, and annuities. As a senior advisor at Leapfrog Investments, a private investment firm specializing in high-growth financial services, healthcare, and climate solutions companies, Leary is well-positioned to contribute valuable insights to Voya Financial s future growth strategies.
Voya Financial, a leading provider of retirement plans, investment management, and employee benefits, has recently revealed its leadership-succession plan for Voya Investment Management (IM). Christine Hurtsellers, the esteemed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Voya IM, has announced her decision to retire later this year. Taking her place as the new CEO is Matt Toms, the current Global Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Voya IM. Hurtsellers will continue to contribute to the company s growth by serving as a strategic advisor until her retirement. This announcement comes in light of Voya Financial s consistent dedication to ensuring a smooth transition of leadership and maintaining the highest standards of excellence in investment management. With a wealth of experience and expertise in the industry, Hurtsellers has played a significant role in guiding Voya IM to success. Her retirement decision highlights the company s commitment to evolving its leadership structure and nurturing new talent to continue driving growth and delivering exceptional results.
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