TCIM urges Voya Financial shareholders to vote no confidence in board, management
Bitget2026/10/28 11:12- TOMS Capital Investment Management urged Voya Financial shareholders to vote for a nonbinding no-confidence referendum on the board and management.
- TCIM holds approximately 4.65% economic interest through managed funds; the 2027 annual meeting is roughly seven months away.
- The activist cited approximately 40 percentage points of shareholder-return underperformance versus core peers since Heather Lavallee was named CEO.
- TCIM accused leadership of resisting engagement with potential buyers despite reported takeover interest.
- Shares have risen approximately 30% since TCIM's involvement became public, which the activist attributed to expectations of change.
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