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Angel Oak Strategic Credit Fund Breaks $100M Asset Mark

The interval fund, which invests primarily in non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities and other asset-backed securities, has delivered compelling risk-adjusted returns over its six-year lifespan–a span that has included periods of quite volatile investment environments.

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Replay: The Next Bond Wave

In this webinar, Angel Oak’s Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, Clayton Triick, CFA, and Divisional Head of Sales for the Eastern region, Frank Ros, CAIA, discuss the case for bonds versus stocks amid robust housing fundamentals and the consensus view of a soft landing–ultimately sharing what they expect from fixed income markets over the next six to 12 months.

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Overlooked Risks in AAA-Rated CLOs

Angel Oak’s PM Team outlines their view that investors should look to lock-in higher yields and diversify their short-duration allocations, as the fixed-income winners of the past 24 months–during the Federal Reserve’s tightening campaign–may not be the winners of the next 24 months.

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Clayton Triick on UBS Trending: Why are MBS being seen as an investment...

Clayton Triick, CFA, Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, recently joined UBS Trending to discuss the opportunity in mortgage-backed securities, noting Angel Oak’s strong alignment with the views of UBS’ Chief Investment Office.

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Angel Oak Capital Advisors’ ETF Platform Surpasses $1 Billion in AUM

Less than two years since inception, the firm’s suite of ETFs continues to grow, finding success in solving for potential gaps in advisor and institutional portfolios.

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Replay: A Deep Dive into the U.S. Housing Market

In this webinar, Angel Oak’s Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, Clayton Triick, CFA, and Divisional Head of Sales for the Eastern region, Frank Ros, CAIA, share important insights on the U.S. housing market, including the housing supply/demand picture moving forward and what the future of interest rates may mean for the housing supply and cost of homes.

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Ward Bortz in P&I: Active Management Vaults ETFs into Asset-Backed...

Growing demand for actively managed fixed income ETFs poses new opportunities for investors to gain securitized credit exposure. In Pensions & Investments, Ward Bortz, ETF Portfolio Manager and Head of Distribution for U.S. Wealth, explores this growth trend and why investors may consider this asset class.

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The Return of Fixed Income

Angel Oak’s portfolio management team members explain their belief that securitized credit—specifically mortgages—stands out across risk assets when considering where to invest fixed-income dollars in 2024.

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Ward Bortz on the NYSE’s ETF Central Podcast

Angel Oak’s Ward Bortz, ETF Portfolio Manager and Head of Distribution for U.S. Wealth, joined the ETF Central Podcast to discuss topics ranging from his background and career progression, the launch of Angel Oak’s ETF business in 2022, the firm’s differentiated approach to structured credit investing, and his thoughts on the future growth of mutual funds vs. ETFs.

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Replay: Moving Cash off the Sidelines and into Higher Yielding Short-Te...

In this conversational webinar, Angel Oak’s Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, Clayton Triick, CFA, and Divisional Head of Sales for the Eastern region, Frank Ros, CAIA, answer the top questions they’re hearing from advisors about the fixed income markets and when to rotate from cash into shorter-duration fixed income strategies.

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