VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (ANGL)
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Treasuries Pay 4 Percent. These 3 ETFs Pay Nearly Double and You Can Sell Them Any Day You Want.
With the 1-year Treasury yielding about 4% and the 6-month bill just under 4%, income investors face a familiar dilemma.
Want 6% Monthly Yield Without Touching the Riskiest Junk? This ETF Has a Clever Trick
Owning junk bonds usually means owning the wreckage of companies that were never particularly good to begin with.
An Interesting Corner of the High-Yield Bond Market Beckons
Investors looking for added income in the bond market — without taking on significantly more risk — will often venture to corporate debt. That search can also include high-yield fare, particularly at times when the broader economy is solid and default rates are low.
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VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF Profile
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Overview
This company is designed to provide investors with an opportunity to gain exposure to below investment-grade corporate bonds, which, importantly, were rated as investment grade at the time of their issuance. It aims to replicate the performance of its benchmark index by investing at least 80% of its assets in the bonds that make up the index. These bonds are characterized by their denominations in U.S. dollars, providing a focused investment platform for those looking to invest in the corporate bond market with specific credit rating dynamics. The fund's strategy highlights a targeted approach towards bonds that may offer higher yields compared to investment-grade bonds, reflecting a unique risk-reward ratio for investors.
Products and Services
The fund offers focused investment products and services centered around corporate bonds that have shifted from investment grade to below investment grade:
- Below Investment Grade Corporate Bond Investment: This primary service involves the strategic acquisition of corporate bonds that are currently rated below investment grade but were considered investment grade at the issuance. The approach is tailored to investors seeking potentially higher returns associated with the increased risk of these bonds. By concentrating on bonds denominated in U.S. dollars, the fund offers a streamlined avenue for investment in the currency's stability and the economic landscapes it represents.
- Benchmark Index Tracking: The fund's investment strategy is to closely replicate the performance of its benchmark index, which is composed exclusively of below investment grade corporate bonds issued in U.S. dollars. This methodical replication ensures that investors have a transparent and direct correlation to the market segment the index represents, aiming to match the returns of the index minus fees and expenses. This service is particularly appealing to investors looking for a passive investment strategy that still takes advantage of the fund's specialized focus.
