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Clayton Triick on NYSE TV: Breaking Down the June CPI Report

Where can investors find opportunities beyond traditional fixed income assets? Angel Oak’s Clayton Triick joined NYSE TV to share his market outlook and highlight fixed income plays in mortgage- and asset-backed securities.

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Angel Oak FINS Announces Certified Results from 2025 Annual Meeting of ...

Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (NYSE: FINS) announced certified results from its 2025 Annual Meeting, with key proposals falling short of required vote thresholds and a special shareholder meeting planned.

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2025 Mid-Year Outlook

Fixed income markets have shown surprising strength in 2025, offering stability amid economic uncertainty and evolving interest rate policy. Angel Oak’s 2025 Mid-Year Outlook explores key developments across housing, credit, inflation, and monetary policy, and what they may signal for investors in the second half of the year.

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Securitization 101: A Primer on Structured Finance

Explore how securitization is transforming financial markets — turning everyday loans into powerful investment tools. This whitepaper breaks down the process, products, and post-crisis reforms that are creating smarter, safer opportunities for today’s investors.

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Mortgage-Backed Securities: A Historic Opportunity for the Second Half ...

As trade policy uncertainty and evolving interest rate expectations reshape market dynamics, residential mortgage-backed securities are coming into sharper focus. In this piece, Angel Oak explores why current spread levels and housing fundamentals may set the stage for a compelling fixed income opportunity in the second half of 2025.

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Oversubscribed FINS Rights Offering Enables Angel Oak to Deploy Capital...

Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (NYSE: FINS) shares a performance update and details on capital deployment following its oversubscribed $110.4 million rights offering, highlighting its strategic investment focus on high-coupon bank debt amid improving market conditions.

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Active Management Advantage

Discover how active management in ETFs has the potential to unlock higher returns by capitalizing on credit spreads, sector opportunities, and strategic positioning, while passive strategies may leave yield on the table.

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Frank Ros on Fox Business: Investors are Concerned about Future Middle ...

How can investors position themselves amid evolving market conditions? Senior Market Strategist Frank Ros, CAIA, joined Mornings with Maria on Fox Business Network to discuss geopolitical uncertainty, his outlook for next week’s FOMC meeting, and where he sees compelling opportunities in fixed income.

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Clayton Triick on Schwab Network: Rates Hitting Low Three Percents in 2026

Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, Clayton Triick, CFA, joined Schwab Network to discuss recent economic data, including inflation and the jobs reports. He also shared his outlook on interest rate cuts through the end of 2025.

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Replay: Unlocking Opportunities in Corporate Credit and CLOs

In this replay of our June webinar, Berkin Kologlu and Frank Ros, CAIA, explore the current state of corporate credit and collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) — two sectors that are front and center for fixed income investors in today’s environment.

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