Senior Bank Loans: High-Yield With Perks

With interest rates stuck at all-time lows, and expected to remain there for some time, investors of all walks have been eager to beef up their portfolio’s current income. Luckily, the ETF universe is vast and investors have handfuls of options when it comes to generating yield; within the fixed-income market, one asset class in particular has managed to fly under the radar for most, although it warrants a closer look from anyone looking to tame overall volatility without sacrificing yield [see Monthly Dividend ETFdb Portfolio]. With ETFs opening up the doors to the global fixed-income market to mainstream investors, many have been quick to flock to well-known segments of the high-yield universe; “junk bonds” from U.S. and foreign issuers have garnered tremendous interest as this asset class has demonstrated the potential to deliver attractive distributions without taking on exorbitant risk. As such, it’s not terribly surprising to see that the [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Recapping Impressive Innovation In Bond ETF Space Inside The Peritus High Yield ETF 7 ETFs Yielding 7% Or More Three “Dividend ETFs” That Go Beyond Stocks Junk Bond ETFs: More Than Just JNK & HYG