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Clayton Triick on UBS Trending: Summer of Mortgage-Backed Securities?

With mortgage rates hovering near 7%, mortgage-backed securities are standing out with attractive yields amid ongoing market uncertainty. Angel Oak’s Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, Clayton Triick, CFA, joined UBS Trending to unpack the risks, rewards, and emerging trends in today’s evolving fixed income landscape.

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Angel Oak’s First HELOC Securitization Debuts With Strong Investo...

Angel Oak announced the completion of its first home equity line of credit securitization, AOMT 2025-HB1, marking its sixth issuance of 2025, bringing its total issuance to $22 billion.

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Replay: Maximizing Total Return with the Angel Oak Income ETF

In today’s market, flexibility can make all the difference. Watch as Clayton Triick, CFA and Frank Ros, CAIA, explain how the Angel Oak Income ETF (Ticker: CARY) is navigating credit cycles and identifying high-conviction opportunities across securitized and corporate credit.

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Opportunities in Agency and Non-Agency RMBS

The Angel Oak team highlights a compelling opportunity in agency and non-agency RMBS, driven by strong housing fundamentals, low prepayment risk, and favorable relative value versus corporate credit.

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Replay: Angel Oak Funds Quarterly Update

Clayton Triick, CFA, and Frank Ros, CAIA, offer valuable insights on first-quarter performance, navigating rate volatility, and understanding the key market dynamics shaping the future of securitized credit.

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Angel Oak Private Strategies: Non-QM vs. Agency Relative Value

As fixed income markets continue to adjust to tighter spreads and shifting rate dynamics, the relative value between Non-QM and Agency mortgages is coming into sharper focus. Angel Oak’s latest whitepaper explores where Non-QM may offer a convexity edge—and why that could matter for portfolio construction.

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Clayton Triick on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia

Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, Clayton Triick, CFA, joined Bloomberg Daybreak Asia Radio to discuss the impact of ongoing tariff negotiations on the U.S. economy, key expectations for next week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting, and his outlook on inflation and growth.

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Frank Ros on Schwab Network: Cracks Showing in Corporate Credit as Bank...

Senior Market Strategist Frank Ros, CAIA, joined Schwab Network to discuss corporate credit conditions and the attractive opportunities he sees in mortgage-backed securities, driven in part by strong housing demand and other key factors.

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Cheryl Pate on Bloomberg Markets: Angel Oak Pate’s Outlook for Ba...

Senior Portfolio Manager Cheryl Pate, CFA, joined Bloomberg TV to share her outlook on the banking sector—from earnings pressure tied to ongoing tariff concerns to why deregulation could drive more M&A activity.

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Brookfield Asset Management and Angel Oak to Enter into Strategic Partn...

Brookfield Asset Management and Angel Oak Companies today announced that they have entered into an agreement in which Brookfield will acquire a majority ownership stake in Angel Oak, expanding Brookfield’s credit business and offering its investors access to Angel Oak’s residential mortgage credit strategies while maintaining the firm’s independent operations and leadership.

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Total Return ETF Prospectus

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ETFs may trade at a premium or discount to NAV. Shares of any ETF are bought and sold at market prices (not NAV) and are not individually redeemed from the Fund. Brokerage commissions will reduce returns. The Fund is an actively managed ETF, which is a fund that trades like other publicly traded securities. The Fund is not an index fund and does not seek to replicate the performance of a specified index.

 

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