Angel Oak Capital Advisors Announces Executive Promotions

Feb 05, 2020

Angel Oak Capital Advisors LLC has promoted Sam Dunlap and Namit Sinha to chief investment officers of the firm’s public and private strategies, respectively.

Dunlap, who joined the Atlanta-based company in 2009, will continue to manage the Multi-Strategy Income Fund and will also be responsible for overseeing Angel Oak’s other public strategies, which have now grown to more than $10 billion in assets. Sinha, who has more than 15 years of mortgage industry experience, will manage strategies that focus primarily on mortgage credit.

The company also announced the promotion of Rob Reich from managing director for the Mid-Atlantic region to managing director and head of retail sales, and Dave Wells from senior portfolio strategist to managing director and chief portfolio strategist.

“We are excited about the continued ability of Angel Oak to deliver compelling investment solutions to our clients, as our sales and asset management teams ramp up under the direction of familiar faces,” said David Silvera, chief operating officer at Angel Oak Capital Advisors. “This managerial shift aims to enhance every area of our business and set the stage for 2020 and beyond. We firmly believe that the success we’ve experienced so far highlights our potential for continued growth, especially under this new leadership structure.”

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