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CLOZ / CLOZ: Attractive Yields Based On Historical Default Rates

The CLOZ ETF provides exposure to non-investment grade tranches of CLO securities. CLOs provide a yield pickup compared to similarly rated bonds. The CLOZ ETF is priced to deliver 6-9% forward total returns, depending on historical default rates. This may appeal to investors looking for yield with a higher risk tolerance. Read More

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Posted: Jun 20 2023, 05:49

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CLOZ News

By Seeking Alpha
October 25, 2023

CLOZ: Beware Widening Credit Spreads (Rating Downgrade)

The CLOZ ETF has rallied significantly, delivering a full year's worth of returns in just 3 months as leveraged loans have performed well in 2023. At

By Seeking Alpha
September 20, 2023

The Best 3 CLO ETFs For Income Investors And Retirees

Collateralized loan obligations, or CLOs, offer investors good growing dividends and low interest rate risk. Their performance since inception has bee

By Seeking Alpha
August 10, 2023

CLOZ: BBB-BB CLO ETF, Strong 10.7% SEC Yield, Low Interest Rate Risk

CLOZ is the highest-yielding CLO ETF in the market, with a strong, fully-covered 10.7%. It has very low interest rate risk as well. An overview of the

By ETF Trends
July 19, 2023

Panagram Launches Second Active CLO ETF

Panagram Structured Asset Management announced the launch of its second ETF: the Panagram AAA CLO ETF (NYSE Arca: CLOX). CLOX prioritizes capital pres

By Seeking Alpha
June 20, 2023

CLOZ: Attractive Yields Based On Historical Default Rates

The CLOZ ETF provides exposure to non-investment grade tranches of CLO securities. CLOs provide a yield pickup compared to similarly rated bonds. The

By Seeking Alpha
April 4, 2023

JBBB And CLOZ: Safer, Higher-Rated CLO Debt Paying In The Double-Digits

As Baron Rothschild once said: "Invest when there's blood in the streets". The credit markets seem to have some blood in them too, and we are seeing c

By ETF Trends
January 24, 2023

Panagram Launches Actively Managed CLO ETF

Panagram Structured Asset Management, a $13.5 billion credit asset manager and a subsidiary of Eldridge, today announced the launch of its first ETF:

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