Meet the Infrastructure Capital Bond Income ETF (NYSE:BNDS)—a new player in the fixed-income space designed to deliver high current income with a side of capital growth.

The ETF, launched Jan. 15, focuses on corporate bonds but also dips into municipal and government bonds, offering a diverse mix. Plus, it's open to bonds of all types—short or long-term, high-quality or even junk—giving it the flexibility to adapt to market opportunities.

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Why This ETF Stands Out

The strategy behind Infrastructure Capital Bond Income ETF is all about spotting undervalued opportunities. Using a proprietary multifactor approach, the team considers everything from credit and liquidity premiums to sector trends. They also keep an eye on the big picture, using a top-down view of the economy to guide decisions.

But it's not just about bonds. Up to 20% of the fund's assets can go into equities, with a focus on preferred stocks. And to keep things interesting, the ETF also plays with options and swaps to manage risk and generate extra income.

"There continue to be opportunities to find both alpha and compelling income in the fixed income markets. The key however is in knowing where to look," says Jay Hatfield, Infrastructure Capital Founder, CEO, and portfolio manager.

More Than Just Another ETF

Infrastructure Capital Bond Income ETF is the latest addition to Infrastructure Capital's growing lineup, which includes popular ETFs like the InfraCap MLP ETF (NYSE:AMZA) and the Virtus U.S. Preferred Stock ETF (NYSE:PFFA). With more than $2 billion in assets under management, the firm is all about helping investors find reliable income in today's markets.

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