Voya backs SEC shift toward default electronic delivery of investor disclosures

By Public Technologies
  • Voya submitted an SEC comment letter backing the agency’s proposal to modernize electronic delivery of required investor disclosures.
  • It urged a faster, simpler shift from paper, including one transition notice, scrapping or shortening the proposed 180-day wait.
  • Voya pushed broader use of electronic addresses obtained via employers, plans, affiliates, or service providers when disclosed.
  • It called for flexibility on document access, allowing secure portals instead of direct links to each document.
  • Voya asked for clearer rules on failed e-deliveries, including redirecting to a valid secondary electronic address.


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