Christine Hurtsellers
The Steward
Legacy, values and the long now, leadership as care and continuity.
Christine Hurtsellers embodies The Steward through an ethos of custodianship that runs deeper than rhetoric. At Voya Investment Management, her insistence that it is their money we are managing operates as principle, not slogan, shaping how the firm holds client capital.
“Clients and really walking them through. We did tons of webinars, talked about what was working, what was not, what was in the portfolio, what were we doing, and what were our views. And we got the feedback from clients. Hey, not all asset managers are doing that, right? But at the end of the day, we're in the trust business.”
“Yep, that's right. Yeah, yeah. And I know Barry, you know, a lot of times people will say, oh, wow, who are you? What's your role? And wouldn't expect that I had raised five children, including one with special needs. So, yeah, so you're absolutely right. So that drives a lot of my passion, right?”
“Yeah, you know, Voya overall, you're absolutely right, Barry. We are one of the largest companies that work with defined contribution plans and managing them for employers and really having good tools really to engage employees and to help them save.”
“But can the economy, the way that I'm looking at it, sustain a real growth rate this year's different a real growth rate that high, particularly given challenges with immigration and labor force? No. So if yields were to go high due to inflation, it would be very damaging, more of a stagflation event. And again, not good for real growth.”
Masters in Business: “Christine Hurtsellers on the Business of Trust (Podcast)”
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