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Voya Large Cap Growth StrategyQuarter ending March 31, 2015

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Table of Contents1. Firm Profile

2. Voya Fundamental Equity Platform

3. Voya Large Cap Growth Strategy

4. Portfolio Characteristics and Performance

5. Appendix

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1. Firm Profile

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Ranked #5 for Total Recordkeeping assets and #3 by number of Defined Contribution plan sponsors and participants respectively1

Top 20 manager of U.S. Institutional tax-exempt and Defined Contribution assets2

Top 20 provider of Voluntary Benefits3, Group Life3 and Stop Loss Insurance4

Voya Financial is traded on NYSE (Ticker: VOYA)

Financial Strength Ratings of A/A-/A2 with a positive outlook5

Market Capitalization of $9.8 billion6

7,000 employees

Voya Financial®

Investment Management Insurance SolutionsRetirement Solutions

1 PLANSPONSOR Magazine, 2014 Defined contribution Recordkeeping Survey as of December 31, 2014.

² Pensions & Investments Magazine The Largest Money Managers as of December 31, 2013.

³ LIMRA 3Q2013 Final Premium Reporting.4 MyHealthGuide newsletter rankings as of June 3, 2013; based on premiums from 2012; does not include most managed healthcare providers.5 S&P FSR of A, Stable Outlook as of February 2015; Fitch Ratings FSR A-, Outlook Positive as of March 2014; Moody’s FSR of A2, Outlook Stable as of March 2015.6 As of March 31, 2015.

SICAV presentations

Market Cap comes from Nanette Buziak

# of employees can be found on sharenethttp://us.iam.intranet/idc/groups/products/documents/products/070470.pptx

Voya Overview

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IPO price = $19.50

Business Update

Right side

First tab comes from Peter Cox (RFP). In channel breakdown tab

Second bullet from John Matsikas (performance group)

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First tab staticFirst indent tab go to Yahoo Finance and look up VOYA closing price for quarter

Should remain the same since the secondary offering

Third bullet static

■ ING U.S. conducted its IPO in May 2013:

► Stock price closed at $43.11 per share on March 31, 2015,compared with an IPO price of$19.50 per share

■ ING Group fully exited the remaining 19% stake in Voya Financial common stock as of March 9, 2015

■ April 7, 2014: ING U.S., Inc. became Voya Financial, Inc.

1 Metrics are calculated on an annualized, gross-of-fees basis and include mutual funds as well as pooled and separately-managed institutional portfolios that fall within our traditional (long-only) commercial book of business that remain open as of 12/31/14. If terminated and other non-discretionary and special purpose accounts had been included, results may have differed from that shown. Source: Voya Investment Management and eVestment.

■ Third-party (excluding General Account) AUM as of December 31, 2014 were $128 billion compared with $120 billion as of December 31, 2013

■ 81% and 88% of assets outperformed their benchmark returns on a 3-year and 5-year basis1, respectively

■ May 1, 2014: ING U.S. Investment Management became Voya Investment Management

Voya Financial® Voya Investment Management

IPO price = $19.50

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Voya Investment Management Overview

Bullet 2 – updated annually

Bullet 3 from RFP team in channel breakdown tab

Bullet 4 – from RFP team in Total DC AUM tab

Bullet 5 – from RFP team in channel breakdown tab

(1) Pensions & Investments Magazine, The Largest Money Managers as of December 31, 2013.

(2) Data is as of December 31, 2014. Voya IM assets of $213 billion include proprietary insurance general account assets of $85 billion on a market value basis. Voya IM assets, as reported in Voya Financial SEC filings, include general account assets valued on a statutory book value basis and total approximately $206 billion.

(3) The $37 billion in DC assets excludes approximately $28 billion in assets under administration as of December 31, 2014.

A Reliable Partner Committed to Reliable InvestingSM

Active, research-driven investment solutions across asset classes and investment styles

Investment mission:

► Find unrecognized value ahead of consensus through active management

► Based on original insights on markets and companies, and

► A vision of investment potential that differs from the consensus view

40 years of history in asset management

Top 20 manager of U.S. institutional tax-exempt and Defined Contribution assets(1)

$213 billion in assets under management with $128 billion managed for external clients(2)

$37 billion in Defined Contribution plan assets under management(3)

Over 900 employees and 200 investment professionals

Bullet 2 – updated annually

Bullet 3 from RFP team in channel breakdown tab

Bullet 4 – from RFP team in Total DC AUM tab

Bullet 5 – from RFP team in channel breakdown tab

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Data as of December 31, 2014(1) Voya IM assets of $213 billion include proprietary insurance general account assets of $85 billion calculated on a market value basis. Voya IM assets, as reported in Voya

Financial, Inc. SEC filings, include general account assets valued on a statutory book value basis and total approximately $206 billion. Both totals include approximately $7 billion in Private Equity, $8 billion in Real Estate and $5 billion in other assets including those sub-advised through the Voya family of funds and the Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions product offerings. Approximately $0.6 billion of total fixed income assets are also included in the Senior Loan and Private Equity totals.

(2) Total Fixed Income assets include proprietary insurance general account assets totaling $85 billion on a market value basis. General account assets, as reported in Voya Financial, Inc. SEC filings, are valued on a statutory book value basis of approximately $78 billion. Approximately $0.6 billion of total fixed income assets are also included in the Senior Loan and Private Equity totals.

(3) Voya Senior Loan assets include investments in Class P shares totaling approximately $23 million, which are also reflected in the fixed income total, but not double-counted in the firm AUM total.

(4) The Multi-Asset Strategies assets under management are included in other categories or managed by external entities and are therefore not included in the $213 billion firm total.

Voya IM (1)

$213 Billion

Fixed Income(2) Senior Loans(3) Equity Multi-Asset Strategies(4)

$125 Billion $19 Billion $50 Billion $30 BillionAtlanta, GA Scottsdale, AZ New York, NY New York, NY

Short and Intermediate Duration Senior Loans Large Cap Value Target Date

Stable Value Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLO) Large Cap Growth Custom Target Date

Investment Grade Credit Mid Cap Growth Portable Alpha

MBS/CMBS/ABS SMID Cap Growth Retirement Income

Core and Core Plus Small Cap Growth

Private Credit Small Cap Core

Commercial Mortgage Loans

High Yield Global Partnership

Emerging Market Debt U.S./International/Global Real Estate

Unconstrained Fixed Income

Global Bond

Long Duration Credit

Mortgage Derivatives

Focus Strategies

Voya Investment Management Overview

All data from RFP

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Voya Investment Management

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Delivering regular updates on economic releases, capital markets and industry trends

@VoyaInvestments is the fastest way to access the insights of our investment professionals

@VoyaInvestments

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2. Voya Fundamental Equity Platform

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We believe our research-centric investment process generates an information advantage:

Stock selection is driven by a team of very experienced investment specialists, whose mandate is to generate the highest alpha ideas by identifying outliers in their respective sectors

Deep industry expertise combined with sector-specific research methodologies lead to uncorrelated sources of alpha

Portfolios built with active risk substantially focused on stock picking deliver a superior performance profile

Fundamental Equity Platform — Philosophy

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As of 12/31/14

Strategy

Annualized Excess

Returns (%)

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Information Ratio

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RankingsDownside

CaptureUpside Capture

Team Inception

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eVestment Rankings Benchmark

Value

Large Cap Value (R1V) 3.33 3.41 0.98 1 86.0 97.1 01/01/08 7.0 10 Russell 1000 Value Index

Large Cap Value (SP5) 1.17 2.70 0.43 29 99.6 105.0 11/01/04 10.2 42 S&P 500 Index

Growth

Large Cap Growth (R1G) 1.69 3.49 0.48 8 96.9 104.9 05/01/04 10.7 16 Russell 1000 Growth Index

Large Cap Growth (SP5) 1.75 3.86 0.45 11 96.0 104.3 05/01/04 10.7 23 S&P 500 Index

Mid Cap Growth 2.77 4.02 0.69 1 91.8 101.9 08/01/05 9.4 7 Russell Midcap Growth Index

Small Cap

Small Cap Growth 2.69 3.47 0.77 3 87.2 94.1 08/01/05 9.4 11 Russell 2000 Growth Index

Small Cap Core 2.24 3.02 0.74 5 87.4 92.8 08/01/05 9.4 27 Russell 2000 Index

Source: eVestment Alliance and Voya Investment Management

* eVestment rankings are as of 12/31/14

To learn more on the GIPS® compliance Schedule of Composite Performance go to: http://www.voyainvestments.com/US/ProductsandServices/Institutional/index.htm.

Since Inception of Current Team

Excess returns, returns-based statistics, and competitive rankings are based on “composites”, calculated as an asset-w eighted average return of similarly-managed individual portfolios. Returns are presented before the deduction of management fees and w ill be reduced by advisory fees and other fees incurred in the management of the portfolio. For a description of advisory fees, please see Form ADV, Part II. Past performance does not guarantee future results. For additional performance information, please refer to the fully-compliant presentation, w hich must accompany or precede this material.Excess Return is calculated as the difference betw een the performance returns of the investment strategy composite and the respective benchmark return over the measurement period presented, and is annualized for periods greater than 1 year. Tracking Error is defined as the annualized Standard Deviation of the Excess Return over the measurement period presented. Information Ratio is defined as the Excess Return divided by Tracking Error over the measurement period presented. Capture ratios are based on the percentage of time that the strategy outperformed the benchmark index w hen the quarterly returns of the index w ere either positive (Upside) or negative (Dow nside) over the measurement period presented.The color-coded columns of data above are highlighted according to the key provided and indicate the quartile ranking w ithin the relevant eVestment Alliance manager categories using gross-of-fees returns and Information Ratios.

Competitive Investment Performance

Top quartileSecond quartile

Third quartileBottom quartile

Information Ratio and eVestment Rankings

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Five Teams With:

A common investment philosophy focused on stock selection

A distinct knowledge base, skill set and product mandate

A culture and history of sharing knowledge and ideas

Equity Platform Capabilities and Strategies

Fundamental Equity Team

Growth ValueTotal AUM $16 Billion Total AUM $9 Billion■ Large Cap Growth (R1G) ) ■ Large Cap Value (R1V)■ Large Cap Growth (SP5) ■ Large Cap Value (SP5)■ Mid Cap Growth ■ Mid Cap Value

Small Cap International Value

Total AUM $5 Billion Total AUM $1 Billion■ Small Cap Growth ■ Global Value Advantage■ Small Cap Core ■ International Value■ SMID Growth ■ Global Infrastructure (IDE)

Portfolio EngineeringTotal AUM $19 Billion

■ Research Enhanced Index ► Alpha signal research

■ Rules Based ► Portfolio analytics

■ Index ► Portfolio construction

As of 12/31/14

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Key Strengths and Advantages

Key Strengths Advantages

Consistent historical performance …91% outperformance vs. S&P 500 Index*

Alpha-driven results vs. beta-driven results

…Top quartile information ratio** due to stock selection

Unique approach to growth investing…Key is to understand market expectations

and discover unrecognized growth

Attractive upside and downside performance

…Has performed well in diverse market environments

Sources: FactSet and eVestment Alliance.*Performance results are on a rolling three-year basis as of 12/31/14.The calculation is based on composite results since inception (05/01/04) of the current investment team. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.** Source: eVestment Alliance. As of 12/31/14, see Competitive Investment Performance slide.

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Investment Team

Portfolio Management Team

Jeffrey Bianchi, CFA Portfolio Manager 21

Michael Pytosh Head of Equities and Portfolio Manager 29

Christopher Corapi Chief Investment Officer, Equities 33

Sector Research Team

Joan Dillon Health Care 29

Richard Parower, CFA Technology 25

James Dorment, CFA Consumer 20

Jayme Lisiewski Generalist 14

Yeon Hee Oh Generalist 14

Scott Mills, CFA Health Care 13

Rahul Jadhav, CFA Consumer 11

Susan Eckman, CPA Technology 4

Bradley Roberts Consumer 3

TBH Technology

Average Years of Experience 18

Name ResponsibilitiesYears of

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As of March 6, 2015

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Large Cap Growth Stock Universe

Portfolio Construction

Quantitative Screening

Fundamental Research Analysis

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Investment Process Overview

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All growth stocks with market capitalizations over $2 billion

Approximately 800 companies





Investment Process

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Performance Drivers

Business Momentum

► Earnings momentum, gross margin expansion

Valuation

► Free cash flow to EV, price-to-sales

Market Recognition

► Estimate revision, relative price strength

Emphasis on highly ranked stocks

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Research Team

Determines the underlying assumptions embedded in consensus expectations

Develops and confirms an investment thesis which differs from consensus

Identifies the pathway by which the stock’s price will be revalued higher

Key is to discover underappreciated or disputed growth stocks

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Bottom-up portfolio construction driven by the attractiveness of individual stocks, given benchmark weight, analyst conviction level, expected return and perceived risk

Holdings range: typically 50-70 stocks

Sector exposure typically will not exceed 300 basis points vs. the benchmark

Maximum position size of 300 basis points active weight

Daily risk monitoring to avoid any unintended portfolio risk exposures

Sell Criteria

Stock price reflects all anticipated improvements

Fundamentals deteriorate

Risk/reward profile less attractive than other stocks in the sector

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Investment Thesis

Market share growth story which Wall Street did not fully recognize

Grew revenues despite weak environment with consumers cutting back discretionary spending

Clear winner in exploiting huge European market opportunity

Unique offering appealed to U.S. consumers’ increased focus on value

This example is for illustrative purposes only. It is being shown to demonstrate our investment process only. Data source: FactSet

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Portfolio Characteristics

Returns-Based Characteristics are based on strategy composite performance results; all other portfolio characteristics shown above are based on the strategy’s representative account. Index statistics source: FactSet. We deem this to be a reliable source, but cannot guarantee accuracy and completeness. The above sets forth the ten largest holdings in the portfolio. As the portfolio is actively managed, holdings and their weights will change over time. Accordingly, it should not be assumed that securities held will be held in the future. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Performance shown is supplemental information only. Please refer to the GIPS-compliant Schedule of Composite Performance that follows.

Returns-BasedCharacteristics (5 yrs.)

Composite vs. S&P 500 Index

Standard Deviation (%) 13.48Tracking Error (%) 2.28Information Ratio 0.64Alpha (annualized %) 0.97Beta 1.03R-Squared 0.97

Portfolio Highlights as of March 31, 2015

Security Characteristics Portfolio S&P 500 IndexWeighted Average Market Cap ($Mil) 116,242 132,988Active Share 72.77 NAP/E (next 12 months) 21.19 18.69Price/Book 4.98 4.37Dividend Yield 1.38 2.03EPS Growth (3-5 Year Estimate) (%) 13.22 10.48PEG Ratio (next 12 months) 1.75 1.93Price to Cash Flow 17.13 14.79Return on Assets (%) 8.04 7.74Number of Issues 67 502

Ten Largest Stock Holdings % of PortfolioAPPLE INC 4.15JPMORGAN CHASE & CO 3.59ACTAVIS PLC 2.81HOME DEPOT INC 2.37CVS HEALTH CORP 2.31PFIZER INC 2.19COGNIZANT TECH SOLUTIONS 2.08CISCO SYSTEMS INC 2.03PEPSICO INC 2.01BLACKROCK INC 1.96

Sector Allocations % of Portfolio S&P 500 IndexConsumer Discretionary 16.65 12.60Consumer Staples 9.83 9.69Energy 7.96 8.04Financials 13.72 16.21Health Care 15.47 14.93Industrials 10.98 10.37Information Technology 21.83 19.68Materials 2.45 3.16Telecommunication Services 1.13 2.28Utilities 0.00 3.04

Top Ten Active Weights Active Weights (%)JPMORGAN CHASE & CO 2.35ACTAVIS PLC 2.18COGNIZANT TECH SOLUTIONS 1.88BLACKROCK INC 1.71CVS HEALTH CORP 1.68HOME DEPOT INC 1.55ROPER INDUSTRIES INC/DE 1.55ULTA SALON COSMETCS & FRAG 1.53BRINKER INTL INC 1.51INTUIT INC 1.51

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Performance

Returns are before the deduction of management fees and will be reduced by advisory fees and other fees incurred in the management of the portfolio. For a description of advisory fees, please see Form ADV, Part II. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Performance shown is supplemental information only. Please refer to the GIPS compliant Schedule of Composite Performance that follows. Benchmark source: Standard & Poor’s.

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Gross Returns (%) 12.05 33.79 19.21 1.94 18.46 23.48 (33.14) 16.39 7.28 11.56S&P 500 Returns (%) 13.69 32.39 16.00 2.11 15.06 26.46 (37.00) 5.49 15.80 4.91

Excess Returns (%) (1.64) 1.40 3.21 (0.17) 3.40 (2.98) 3.86 10.90 (8.52) 6.65

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Performance Attribution

Voya Large Cap GrowthTeam inception (05/01/04 – 03/31/15)

*All returns are gross of fees. Source: FactSet

This attribution analysis is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. This report includes securities that are current holdings, as well as securities that may have been sold during the quarter. Performance figures for individual sectors and individual securities are gross of fees. The fees charged by Voya IM are described in Part II of its Form ADV. This report sets forth the portfolio holdings for the quarter ended on the above date. It should not be assumed that securities held in the portfolio are profitable or will equal the performance of the securities mentioned herein. One account was selected by our portfolio managers as a representative account that generally best represents this investment management style. Voya IM did not use performance-based criteria in determining which account to include. These holdings represent only a representative portfolio and may not reflect the actual holdings of other portfolios managed by Voya IM. The performance of other portfolios may be better or worse than that of this representative portfolio. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Average Total Contribution Average Total Contribution Average Total Contribution AllocationSelection TotalWeight Return To Return Weight Return To Return Weight Return To Return Effect Effect Effect

Consumer Discretionary 11.58 422.05 30.36 10.24 185.41 20.93 1.34 236.63 9.43 1.04 12.64 13.69

Health Care 15.06 293.74 32.11 12.74 191.05 17.79 2.32 102.69 14.32 -3.69 11.24 7.55

Materials 3.63 935.37 13.11 3.32 160.09 5.44 0.31 775.28 7.68 -0.29 10.24 9.95

Energy 10.69 254.69 27.54 10.85 197.08 15.41 -0.17 57.61 12.14 1.27 7.90 9.17

Consumer Staples 9.65 242.48 21.52 10.67 181.68 16.81 -1.03 60.80 4.71 0.74 4.34 5.09

Financials 14.90 37.79 6.75 17.40 12.06 1.78 -2.50 25.73 4.97 4.32 2.90 7.22

Telecommunication Services 1.10 105.83 4.14 3.03 111.73 4.77 -1.93 -5.89 -0.63 0.64 2.20 2.83

Utilities 0.46 31.15 1.48 3.41 187.75 5.53 -2.95 -156.60 -4.05 -0.17 0.55 0.38

[Cash] 1.53 15.90 0.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.53 15.90 0.44 -0.49 0.00 -0.49

[Index Futures] 0.10 1.32 0.28 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.10 1.32 0.28 0.39 0.00 0.39

Information Technology 20.88 123.11 38.49 17.54 156.65 31.43 3.34 -33.54 7.06 2.10 -1.94 0.16

Industrials 10.41 117.94 10.99 10.79 154.10 14.33 -0.37 -36.16 -3.34 -0.79 -2.16 -2.95

Total 100.00 187.21 187.21 100.00 134.21 134.21 0.00 52.99 52.99 5.07 47.92 52.99

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Pier Group Rankings

Based on the eVestment Alliance Large Cap Growth peer group universe. Returns are before the deduction of management fees and will be reduced by advisory fees and other fees incurred in the management of the portfolio. For a description of advisory fees, please see Form ADV, Part II. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Please refer to the Voya Large Cap Growth Calendar Year Performance slide for the complete performance results and composite data. Performance shown is supplemental information only. Please refer to the GIPS-compliant Schedule of Composite Performance that follows. Source: eVestment Alliance, LLC.

*Team Inception: 05/01/04

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Assets Under Management

Collective Trust458 Mutual Fund - Retail

424

Mutual Fund - Variable Portfolio

6,857

Separate Account3,326

SICAV445

Commingled Funds $458 Million

Mutual/Variable Funds $7,281 Million

Separate Account $3,770 Million

As of December 31, 2014

Large Cap Growth: $11,509 Million

Note: Total includes Large Cap Grow th vs. Russell 1000 Grow th and vs. the S&P 500 Indexes

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Alpha-driven results versus beta-driven results

Unique approach to growth investing

Consistent historical returns versus benchmark and peers

► In up and down markets

► On a rolling 3-year basis

Conclusion

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Investment Vehicles and Fee Schedules

Voya Large Cap Growth — Separate Account

AssetsAnnual Management

Fee (%)

First $25mm 0.60

Next $75mm 0.50

Next $150mm 0.45

Next $250mm 0.30

Over $500mm 0.20


Fee (%)Administrative Fees (%)

as of 12/31/14**

First $50mm 0.55 0.02

Next $50mm 0.40 0.02

Over $100mm 0.35 0.02

Voya Large Cap Growth — Collective Trust: Gross Asset Value Share Class


Fee (%)Administrative Fees (%)

as of 12/31/14**

All Assets 0.55 0.02

Voya Large Cap Growth — Collective Trust: Net Asset Value Share Class

Class Net Expense Ratio (%)*

I Shares 0.85

R6 Shares 0.80

Voya Large Cap Growth Fund

*The Adviser has contractually agreed to limit expenses or w aive fees of the Fund. This expense limitation agreement may exclude interest, taxes, brokerage and extraordinary expenses and may be subject to possible recoupment. Expenses are being w aived to the contractual expense limitation agreement. Please see the Fund’s prospectus for more information.

The expense limits w ill continue through at least October 1, 2015. Expenses are being w aived to the contractual cap.

**In addition to investment management fees, administrative and operating expenses in the trust w hich include, but are not limited to, custody, accounting and audit are reflected in the valuation of the fund. The Trustee has voluntarily determined to pay out of its resources any administrative expenses w hich exceed 0.10%. Based on the total net assets of the fund, as of 12/31/14 the administrative expenses in the fund w ere estimated to be 0.02%.

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Equity Investment Platform

Equity Investment PlatformChristopher Corapi, Chief Investment Officer, Equities

Michael Pytosh, Head of Equities

As of March 19, 2015.

Names in bold represent the team lead(s).

Director of ResearchDavid Rabinowitz

Growth

Michael PytoshJeffrey Bianchi, CFAJoan DillonJames Dorment, CFASusan Eckman, CPARahul Jadhav, CFAJayme LisiewskiScott Mills, CFAYeon Hee Oh Richard Parower, CFABradley Roberts

Value

Christopher CorapiJohn BaileyErica BraileyRonny EisemannKristy Finnegan, CFADaniel GoldsteinRobert KlossBrian MadonickSteven Rayner, CFA, CPAJames Swain, CFA

International Value

David RabinowitzDeborah Bobovnikova, CFANakul ChaturvediRaphael Hausmann, CFAMartin JansenDavid Umbro, CFAMaya VenkatramanJoseph Vultaggio

Small Cap

Steven SalopekJoseph Basset, CFAEdward Graham, CFAJames HassoChristopher JenningsJeannette LouhBruce Williams, CPA

Portfolio Engineering

Vincent Costa, CFAPeg DiOrio, CFAMadeline Hayes, Ph.D. Steven WetterKai Yee WongJames Ying, CFADavid Zujkowski, CFA

Trading

Nanette BuziakEnrico CacciatoreThomas GenkingerBrian MurrayVictor TorchiaPeter Walsh

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Business Development and Support

Client Portfolio ManagersDenise Higgins, CFAWilliam Theriault, CFA

Portfolio SpecialistsLaurens ClarkeJulie KnauerErin Doyle Orekhov

Business PlannerKenneth Lee

Administrative Assistants Jane GonthaJean MaddaloniRoveina Wailes

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Jeffrey Bianchi, CFAPortfolio ManagerYears of investment experience: 21Years with company: 21Jeffrey Bianchi serves as a portfolio manager at Voya Investment Management for the large cap growth and mid cap growth strategies. When Jeff joined the firm he spent a year as a quantitative analyst before moving to the fundamental equity team where he then worked as an analyst covering the health care, technology and industrials sectors for the large cap growth strategies. He joined the large cap growth portfolio management team in 2000, was named a portfolio manager on the strategy in 2008, and was named a portfolio manager on the mid cap growth strategy in 2005. Jeffrey received a BA in economics, a BS in finance, and an MA in economics from the University of Connecticut and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation.

Christopher CorapiChief Investment Officer, EquitiesYears of investment experience: 33Years with company: 11Christopher Corapi is the chief investment officer of equities at Voya Investment Management responsible for oversight of all equity strategies. Chris also is the portfolio manager for the large cap value, global value advantage and mid cap value advantage strategies. Chris joined the firm as the Head of U.S. Equities. Prior to joining the firm, Chris was the global head of equity research at Federated Investors. Previously, he was head of U.S. equities and portfolio manager at Credit Suisse Asset Management. Before joining Credit Suisse, Chris was with JPMorgan Investment Management as the head of emerging markets research and was a U.S. equity analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company. He received a BS in business administration from Alfred University.

Michael PytoshHead of Equities and Portfolio ManagerYears of investment experience: 29Years with company: 11Michael Pytosh is head of equities with managerial responsibilities for the growth team at Voya Investment Management. Mike also serves as a portfolio manager for the large cap growth and mid cap growth strategies. Previously at the firm, Mike covered the technology sector as an analyst. Prior to joining the firm, he was president of Lincoln Equity Management, LLC and a technology analyst. Mike also served as a technology analyst at JPMorgan Investment Management and an analyst at Lehman Brothers. Mike started his career at American Express. He has a BS degree in accounting from Arizona State University and is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.

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Schedule of Composite PerformanceVoya Large Cap Growth vs. S&P 500 Composite

LGSP5_COMPYear Gross Returns (%) Net Returns (%) S&P 500 Returns (%)Composite 3-Yr

St Dev (%)Benchmark 3-Yr

St Dev (%)Number of Portfolios

High Low

2014 12.05 11.38 13.69 10.18 8.97 12.08 11.72 ≤5 1,718 100,577

2013 33.79 33.01 32.39 12.69 11.94 34.15 33.13 ≤5 1,636 93,084

2012 19.21 18.50 16.00 16.04 15.09 19.24 18.55 ≤5 1,237 76,532

2011 1.94 1.33 2.11 17.75 18.71 2.04 1.80 ≤5 1,063 65,776

2010 18.46 17.53 15.06 20.37 21.85 18.63 17.39 ≤5 1,020 60,236

2009 23.48 22.51 26.46 17.83 19.63 24.71 23.29 ≤5 910 61,643

2008 (33.14) (33.69) (37.00) 14.73 15.08 (32.88) (34.73) 10 900 56,044

2007 16.39 15.48 5.49 9.18 7.68 17.32 16.10 14 1,393 74,322

2006 7.28 6.43 15.80 8.92 6.82 7.41 7.04 13 1,254 66,276

2005 11.56 10.68 4.91 9.33 9.04 12.08 11.45 14 1,140 58,983

Notes:

Dispersion of Portfolio Returns (%)

Assets in this Composite ($mm)

Total Firm Assets ($mm)

Voya Investment Management claims compliance with the Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS®) and has prepared and presented this report in compliance with the GIPS Standards. Voya Investment Management has been independently verified for the period January 1, 1996, through December 31, 2013. Verification assesses whether (1) the firm has complied with all of the composite construction requirements of the GIPS standards on a firm-wide basis and (2) the firm's policies and procedures are designed to calculate and present performance in compliance with the GIPS standards. The Voya Large Cap Growth vs. S&P 500 Composite has been examined for the periods 1996-2011. The verification and performance examination reports are available upon request.

Voya Investment Management (the "Firm") is defined as all discretionary accounts managed by Voya Investment Management Co. LLC and its subsidiary Voya Investment Trust Co., but not including collateralized debt obligation structures, long/short hedge funds, structured mortgage derivative portfolios, or specialized accounts supporting the reinsurance arrangements of affiliated insurance companies. Effective May 1st, 2014, the firm changed its name from ING Investment Management to Voya Investment Management. No changes to composites nor to investment groups & processes resulted from this event.

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This is an actively managed strategy that relies on fundamental research and analysis to identify large capitalization companies with strong and accelerating business momentum, increasing market acceptance, and attractive valuations. The objective is to outperform the S&P 500 Index before management fees over full market cycles. Portfolio valuations and returns for this composite are computed and stated in U.S. dollars. Effective January 1, 2003, a $5 million minimum has been set for inclusion in the composite, and prior to that, no portfolios were excluded based on size. There were several changes to the named “lead” portfolio manager of the investment strategy (represented by the composite) throughout its existence, but A) none of those changes had a substantial impact on the investment objective of the strategy; and B) the current lead manager had been part of the process in some capacity since 2000. In May of 2004, the investment process was significantly enhanced by leveraging the expertise of our centralized team of senior fundamental equity sector specialists on a going forward basis. The name of this composite changed in May 2014. The composite was formerly known as the ING Large-Cap Growth vs. S&P 500 Growth Equity Composite. This composite incepted on January 1, 1983 and was created in January 2000.

Returns are benchmarked to the S&P 500 Index, which does not incur management fees, transaction costs, or other expenses associated with a composite portfolio. The S&P 500 is a market-capitalization-weighted index of 500 large cap U.S. equities considered to be leading companies in leading industries with unadjusted market capitalization of US$ 4.0 billion or more. Securities prices used to value the benchmark index for the purposes of calculating total return may or may not differ significantly from those used to value securities held within composite portfolios.

Gross-of-fees returns are presented before management and custodial fees but after all trading expenses. Net-of-fees returns are calculated by deducting a hypothetical management fee from the gross return on a monthly basis and geometrically linking the results to produce annual returns shown. The hypothetical management fee is equal to the highest fee from any fee schedule currently offered for the strategy shown. While fee schedules can change over time, any amended fee resulting from a change will not be retroactively applied to performance history, but will rather be applied on a prospective basis from the point of change. The annual management fee will vary according to the size of the account, and will depend on the type of investment vehicle selected. The fee schedule for an individually managed account for this strategy is: 0.60% on the first $25 million; 0.50% on the next $75 million; 0.45% on the next $150 million; 0.30% on the next $250 million; and 0.20% over $500 million. However, fee schedules may differ for pooled trusts or other types of investment vehicles. Further information regarding applicable fee schedules is available upon request.

"Dispersion of Portfolio Returns" presented for each annual period is based on gross-of-fees returns and is equal to the highest and lowest annual return among the portfolios that are included in the composite for the full year. "Composite 3-Yr St Dev" and "Benchmark 3-Yr St Dev" are rolling 3-year standard deviation calculations, which measure the variability of the monthly performance returns for the composite and benchmark index return over the preceding 36-month period on an annualized basis. If the composite has not been in existence for at least 3 years as of a particular year-end, then “NA” will be displayed.

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Principal RisksThe principal risks are generally those attributable to stock investing generally. Holdings are subject to market, issuer, and other risks, and their values may fluctuate. Market risk is the risk that securities may decline in value due to factors affecting the securities markets or particular industries. Issuer risk is the risk that the value of a security may decline for reasons specific to the issuer, such as changes in its financial condition. More particularly, growth-oriented stocks typically sell at higher valuations than other stocks. If a growth-oriented stock does not exhibit the level of growth expected, its price may drop sharply. Additionally, growth-oriented stocks have been more volatile than value-oriented stocks.

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