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Cheryl Pate on CNBC: We’re seeing a lot of value in short-duration, lo...

Cheryl Pate discusses her market takeaways as earnings season kicks off on the heels of the release of June’s CPI report.

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Sreeni Prabhu on Bloomberg Radio: Be Cautious in this Tumultuous Enviro...

Co-CEO Sreeni Prabhu offered his insights on the health of the U.S. consumer, the housing market, and opportunities in the structured credit market.

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Cheryl Pate on CNBC: We might be nearing the peak here in inflation

Cheryl Pate shares her outlook on consumer prices for the rest of 2022 and where there could be opportunities in the equity market.

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Cheryl Pate on CNBC: Banks and diversified financials outperform in ris...

Cheryl Pate explains the key factors influencing our outlook on inflation and why investors should consider opportunities in the financial sector in a rising rate environment.

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Angel Oak’s Cheryl Pate Believes Financials Will Outperform

Cheryl Pate weighs in on the latest market moves and shares her latest investment ideas in light of today’s CPI data.

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Cheryl Pate in S&P: U.S. Banks’ Loan Loss Provisions Shrink

Portfolio Manager Cheryl Pate breaks down the economic factors supporting strength within the banking sector as banks’ credit loss provisions dip to new lows.

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Cheryl Pate on CNBC Power Lunch: Rates Are Likely to Go Higher From Here

Portfolio Manager Cheryl Pate joined CNBC to discuss how inflation risks are impacting her overall market outlook and the sectors she believes investors could look to for growth.

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Johannes Palsson Shares His Insights on Community Banks on MutualFunds.com

Ajay Singh at Mutualfunds.com got the opportunity to have a discussion with Johannes Palsson, Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager at Angel Oak Capital Advisors.

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Dailyalts: An Interview with Cheryl Pate, CFA®

Predominantly, we invest in “subordinated debt.” It’s a capital tool that banks have used for a number of years. However, it really only made its way down to the community bank space – which we define as banks with $30 billion in assets or below – in the post-crisis period.

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Clayton Triick, CFA® Shares His Insights on the Structured Credit Space

Mutualfunds.com got to have a discussion with Clayton Triick, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager of Angel Oak Capital Advisors, an investment management firm that offers a range of mutual funds focused on the fixed-income space.

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