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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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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | June 2026

This month’s episode examines a stronger-than-expected payroll report that signals continued economic resilience—but with key caveats around sustainability. The team connects the dots across shifting Federal Reserve expectations, rising yields, and growing signs of consumer strain to deliver a more nuanced outlook for the second half of 2026.

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FINS Issues Preferred Shares, New Notes, and Sets Annual Meeting Date

The Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (FINS) announced strategic financing initiatives to enhance leverage and income generation, alongside announcing key proposals for its upcoming shareholder meeting.

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Replay: Building More Resilient Income Portfolios with the Angel Oak In...

What’s driving the rapid growth and resilience of Angel Oak’s CARY ETF? In this session, the team shares how a tactical, income-focused approach—spanning mortgages, corporates, and structured credit—has helped navigate volatility while delivering consistent returns.

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Clayton Triick on UBS On-Air Podcast: Navigating Today’s Fixed In...

Angel Oak’s Clayton Triick, CFA, joined UBS’s Leslie Falconio to discuss agency RMBS and broader trends in the housing market. Against a backdrop of market volatility and evolving interest rate expectations, they explore emerging opportunities in fixed income, the outlook for rates, and the importance of a selective, income-focused investment approach.

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Clayton Triick on UBS Trending: Wrong Time to Get Into the Housing Market?

Clayton Triick, CFA, sat down with UBS’s Anthony Pastore to explore what’s happening beneath the surface of today’s housing market, from moderating home price growth to ongoing affordability pressures driven by mortgage rates.

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1Q26 Total Return ETF Commentary

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1Q26 Strategic Credit Fund Commentary

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Clayton Triick on NYSE TV: The Fed’s Path Forward Amid Latest Act...

Markets are looking beyond near-term volatility as improving sentiment, easing geopolitical pressures, and resilient U.S. fundamentals continue to support equities. Clayton Triick, CFA, Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, joined NYSE TV to discuss these trends and highlight opportunities in traditional fixed income, including mortgage- and asset-backed credit.

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Clayton Triick on Schwab Network: From High Yield to Housing, Credit Op...

Live from the New York Stock Exchange, Clayton Triick, CFA, Head of Portfolio Management, Public Strategies, joined Schwab Network to discuss the evolving credit landscape. He shared why value is shifting toward mortgage-backed securities and how improving affordability continues to support constructive housing fundamentals.

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