High Yield Bond · NASDAQ · USD · Data as of 2026-07-30
AUM
$3.12B
Expense ratio
0.25%
Yield
6.32%
YTD return
+2.23%
Last price
$28.84
Bond · Coverage 63% · medium
Today
60.0
Outlook
52.7
Block A (composite-derived)
50.5
Block C (market behavior)
66.6
Today overlay (Block D)
0.0
Outlook overlay (Block D)
0.0
today_score = clip(0,100, 50 + 0.15·(A−50) + 0.60·(C−50) + D_today). Block B (holdings rollup) is in Phase 3 development; β=0 caps the natural range at ~12.5–87.5 in Preview v0.9. Formula version tide-etf-v1.0.0.
50.5
Coverage 63% · medium
Liquidity
50.0
Expenses
80.0
Performance
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Volatility
25.7
Dividend
0.0
Concentration
95.0
Smart Money
—
Activist
—
Formula version composite-v1.0.0. Axes hover to see why a sub-score is missing.
Editorial coverage for ANGL is coming soon — copy is rolling out to the broader universe ETF-by-ETF in 2026Q2.
VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF is an exchange-traded fund designed to track the performance of high-yield corporate bonds that were initially issued with investment-grade ratings but have since been downgraded to "junk" status. Often referred to as "fallen angels," these bonds provide the ETF with its unique focus and offer investors exposure to a distinct segment of the fixed-income market. The primary function of this ETF is to capture potential gains from the recovery and revaluation of these downgraded securities. It aims to diversify risks associated with individual bond investments by holding a broad portfolio of such bonds. At its essence, the ETF taps into various sectors, including financial services, energy, and telecommunications, where such occurrences are not uncommon. VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF stands out in the market by providing a niche investment option that seeks to benefit from an upswing in bond market sentiment, capitalizing on potential price appreciation and yield collections associated with fallen angel bonds.
30-day change
$23.34M
90-day change
—
Current AUM: $3,117,964,800. AUM change is computed from rolling daily fundamentals snapshots; it reflects total net-asset deltas (creations/redemptions + market value moves), not pure share creations.
Fund documents (fact sheets, prospectuses, semi-annual reports) for ANGL are coming soon. The BW fund-document archive will surface PDFs alongside a metadata index for searchability.