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Bucking the zeitgeist on bonds.

Fallen angels are bonds downgraded from investment-grade to non-investment-grade ratings. These bonds tend to experience forced selling from institutional investors. Buyers can profit by buying fallen

VettaFi sat down with VanEck's Head of ETF Product Ed Lopez at the recent Exchange conference. In a changing ETF landscape, VanEck offers standout strategies focused on key themes such as semiconducto

Three VanEck ETFs have seen considerable investor attention in 2024 to date. Reflecting VanEck's diverse range of ETF offerings, the three most popular ETFs, as measured by net flows, comprise a growt

VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF offers potential for higher returns with increased risk in the fallen angel bond market. The ANGL ETF's portfolio is well diversified across various sectors, in

Yields have reset higher across fixed income markets, leaving bonds well positioned in a range of different economic and interest rate scenarios in 2024. Introduction to Income Investing Income inves

Federal Reserve hikes have caused yields to increase across fixed-income asset classes. High-yield bonds and bond funds offer particularly high, growing yields. An overview of four of these funds foll

With 10-year Treasury yields having retreated noticeably in recent weeks, there's a sense that things could be turning for the better in the bond market. Should that sentiment prove accurate, it could

The VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF aims to replicate the performance of the ICE BofAML US Fallen Angel High Yield Index. Fallen Angels are bonds that were once rated investment grade but have

Like other fixed income assets, fallen angel bonds have proven vulnerable to the recent spike in Treasury yields, but those elevated yields could signal an opportunity for patient, risk-tolerant fixed

If you haven't heard, distressed debt remains popular with hedge funds. Bloomberg recently profiled a new UK fund that's raised more than $500 million to invest.

High-yield corporate debt, also known as junk bonds, represent a significant chunk of the broader fixed income market. That heft is reflected in the population of ETFs offering exposure to this asset

Fallen Angel bonds are those securities that are investment grade when issued. They are subsequently downgraded when the issuer runs into financial troubles. Today, we cover an ETF that caters to the

ETFs continue to open up avenues of opportunity for individual investors by capturing institutional investor strategies in an easily, widely accessible wrapper. One such strategy, that of collateraliz

FALN and ANGL both invest in fallen angels or recently downgraded non-investment grade corporate bonds. ANGL is the larger, more well-known of the pair, but I think FALN is the stronger investment.