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Clayton Triick on Bloomberg Radio: The Rate Debate Is Back

The market has quickly shifted from expecting rate cuts to debating the possibility of additional hikes. In this Bloomberg Radio interview, Clayton Triick, CFA, breaks down the evolving rate outlook, the key inflation trends to watch, and the implications for fixed income investors.

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2Q26 Financial Strategies Income Term Trust Webcast

Against a favorable backdrop for financials, the FINS portfolio management team provides insight into portfolio strategy, emerging opportunities across the banking sector, and the key drivers that could support performance in the months ahead.

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Clayton Triick on BBC TV: Weak U.S. Jobs Numbers Make Interest Rate Hik...

July’s employment report delivered a notable downside surprise, reigniting questions about the trajectory of the U.S. economy and the path of monetary policy. Clayton Triick, CFA, joined BBC News to discuss signs of a cooling labor market, the market’s mixed response to the data, and what it could mean for Federal Reserve expectations ahead of the September meeting.

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Turning Liquidity Into Opportunity: A CIO’s Perspective on Modern Insur...

How should insurance companies think about liquidity in today’s evolving investment landscape? In this podcast episode, Angel Oak’s Adam Beeler hosts Nico Santini, CFA, Chief Investment Officer at Coverys, to discuss how insurers are approaching liquidity management, portfolio construction, and alternative investments.

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Replay: Angel Oak Funds Quarterly Update

The second quarter brought renewed market volatility, shifting rate expectations, and evolving opportunities across fixed income markets. In this webinar replay, the Angel Oak team discusses portfolio positioning, key performance drivers, and the themes shaping their outlook for the second half of the year.

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Angel Oak Borrower Stories

At the heart of every innovative mortgage solution is a real borrower story. See how Angel Oak’s dedication to non-QM lending grew from a firsthand understanding of the obstacles many deserving borrowers encounter when seeking financing beyond conventional guidelines.

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Clayton Triick on Schwab Network: Why a Slower Fed and Cooling Inflatio...

Recent economic data is reshaping market expectations and creating opportunities across asset classes. In his latest appearance on Schwab Network, Clayton Triick, CFA, discussed the implications of the recent jobs report, where he sees the most attractive opportunities in fixed income, and the consumer credit trends that could influence markets in the months ahead.

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Replay: 2026 Mid-Year Outlook and Portfolio Positioning

Against a backdrop of steady growth, meaningful shifts are emerging across the consumer, housing, and credit landscapes. Hear how Angel Oak is navigating these crosscurrents and where the team sees opportunities in the second half of 2026.

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2026 Mid-Year Outlook

A shifting macro backdrop—marked by moderating inflation expectations alongside a still-resilient labor market—is setting the stage for greater dispersion across fixed income in the second half of 2026. As credit risks begin to reemerge and spreads remain relatively tight, the environment increasingly favors an actively managed approach to generating income. Explore these dynamics and what they may mean for portfolio positioning in our 2026 Mid-Year Outlook.

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A New Volatility Regime Is Creating Opportunities in RMBS

Changing volatility dynamics are creating new opportunities in residential mortgage-backed securities, prompting investors to reassess risk, pricing, and portfolio strategy as value emerges across the market.

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