Voya warns shareholders to ignore TCIM-promoted private straw poll

By Public Technologies
  • Voya Financial warned shareholders about a private straw poll promoted by TOMS Capital Investment Management and affiliates.
  • The poll is not company-sponsored and is not tied to any shareholder vote or action requiring investor response.
  • Voya said TCIM’s poll materials include inaccurate or misleading statements, including reproduced reports it called outright falsehoods.
  • Voya cited its last annual meeting four months ago, where directors and say-on-pay each received more than 98% support.
  • The next annual meeting is expected in May 2027; Voya said it will update investors on its third-quarter call in early November.


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