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The Infrastructure Capital Bond Income ETF primarily seeks to generate substantial ongoing income. A secondary aim for the fund is to strategically pursue growth in its asset value, achieved mainly through investments in fixed-income instruments.
/C O R R E C T I O N -- Infrastructure Capital Advisors/ PR Newswire NEW YORK, May 27, 2026
/PRNewswire/ -- Infrastructure Capital Advisors, LLC (Infrastructure Capital), a leading provider of investment management solutions designed to meet the needs
Bond ETFs are drawing record inflows as geopolitical tensions and high rates push investors toward fixed income.
The Infrastructure Capital Bond Income ETF offers a 7.9% trailing yield with NAV flat since inception. It has delivered on its objective thus far, outperforming some close peers. BNDS is actively managed, concentrated in below-investment-grade bonds and preferred stocks, and employs options for additional income. It might work best as a high-yield complement within a diversified bond portfolio, ideally held in a tax-advantaged account.
Most retirees are forced to choose between yield and safety — discover two rare investments that deliver 8%+ income without forcing that painful tradeoff. One is a bond ETF that actually grows its dividend (something almost no bond fund can claim), and the other is a cash-flow machine with 12.5% guided distribution growth. In a volatile market where most high yields are getting crushed, these two holdings have the balance sheet strength, inflation protection, and structural advantages to keep paying and growing.