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2023 Financials Market Outlook

Angel Oak’s PM team provides an outlook for the financial sector in 2023 and identifies pockets of opportunity within the community bank space.

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2023 Market Outlook

The great bond bear market of 2022 left a swath of destruction in financial assets, especially within long-duration fixed income. While pandemics and wars are difficult to anticipate using typical macroeconomic indicators, our focus on sustainable fundamentals in high-quality areas of structured credit should position us to outperform over the long-run credit cycle as the bond bear market of 2022 has created years of total return potential. Bonds are the new stocks in 2023, and we encourage investors to take note of that when they assess the carnage of the 2022 bond bear market.

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Compelling Relative Value Opportunities Within Agency MBS

David Wells and Abhi Kane explain that surging interest rate volatility and the resulting massive slowdown in housing activity have presented some of the most compelling investment opportunities in the agency mortgage market in years.

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Angel Oak Launches Income ETF Focused on Residential Mortgage Credit

Angel Oak delivered its second actively managed ETF product in as many weeks with the launch of $CARY. Learn more about the fund’s strong bias toward residential mortgage credit in this ETF Trends article.

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Angel Oak Capital Advisors Launches Income ETF Focused on Residential M...

The firm’s second actively managed exchange-traded fund will provide investors with the opportunity to invest primarily across U.S. structured credit with a strong bias toward residential mortgage credit.

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Q&A: Angel Oak Income ETF

Angel Oak’s portfolio management team provides an overview of the Angel Oak Income ETF, including what they believe differentiates its strategy.

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Ward Bortz in ETF Express: U.S. structural credit from Angel Oak is des...

ETF Portfolio Manager Ward Bortz shares his insights into the launch of the firm’s UltraShort Income ETF (UYLD) and why fixed income solutions may be attractive for investors in a high inflation environment.

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Ward Bortz in ETF Strategy: Angel Oak debuts ultra-short structured cre...

Under the guidance of ETF Portfolio Manager Ward Bortz, Angel Oak celebrated the launch of its first ETF, $UYLD. Learn more about the fund’s structured credit focused strategy.

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Q&A: Angel Oak UltraShort Income ETF

Angel Oak’s portfolio management team discusses the firm’s decision to enter the ETF marketplace and explains what investors can expect from the Angel Oak UltraShort Income ETF.

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Angel Oak Capital Advisors Debuts UltraShort ETF Focused on Structured ...

The firm’s first exchange-traded fund will provide investors with an opportunity to invest in short-duration structured credit assets and cashlike instruments that seek to provide higher yield without sacrificing credit quality.

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