First Pacific Financial Adds TCW Flexible Income ETF Shares

On Jan. 16, First Pacific Financial disclosed a bargain of 237,585 shares of TCW ETF Trust - TCW Flexible Income ETF (NYSE:FLXR).

• Acquired 237,585 shares.

• Post-trade, the money holds astir 2.2 shares, valued astatine $86.2 million

• The involvement present represents 11.3% of the fund's AUM

According to an SEC filing dated Jan. 16, 2026, First Pacific Financial bought 237,585 further shares of TCW ETF Trust - TCW Flexible Income ETF during the 4th quarter.

• Top holdings aft the filing:

  • NYSEMKT: JCPB: $91.16 cardinal (11.9% of AUM)

  • NYSE: FLXR: $86.16 (11.3% of AUM)

  • NYSEMKT: DFAW: $60.35 cardinal (7.9% of AUM)

  • NYSEMKT: VUG: $46.54 cardinal (6.1% of AUM)

  • NYSEMKT: MDYV: $31.30 cardinal (4.1% of AUM)

• As of Jan. 15, TCW Flexible Income ETF shares were priced astatine $39.68, returning 8.5% implicit the past year/

TCW Flexible Income ETF provides diversified vulnerability to planetary fixed income markets done an actively managed strategy, targeting some income and superior growth. The money leverages a flexible mandate to set allocations crossed recognition qualities, maturities, and geographies, including up to 50% successful emerging markets and selective usage of high-yield securities. Its operation allows for dynamic hazard absorption and tactical positioning, appealing to investors seeking an adaptive attack to fixed income investing.

TCW Flexible Income ETF is First Pacific Financial’s second-largest holding among the 487 securities listed successful its latest 13F filing. The full worth summed to $765.8 million.

That equates to TCW Flexible Income ETF accounting for a ample 11.3% of its assets nether absorption (AUM). Overall, the steadfast is heavy weighted successful exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

TCW Flexible Income ETF invests actively to bushed its benchmark, the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index. The ETF had a fraction of the securities, less than 1,400, compared to the index’s astir 14,000. Through Sept. 30, TCW Flexible Income had returns greater than its benchmark crossed assorted periods.

As of Nov. 30, the ETF had importantly heavier weightings successful asset-backed securities, commercialized mortgage-backed securities, and non-agency mortgage-backed securities versus the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index. It besides had a 14.5% allocation to high-yield securities, portion the scale doesn’t person immoderate value assigned. These are a higher-risk, higher-reward plus class.