State Street Investment Management Expands Actively Managed Target Maturity ETFs Suite
- SPDR® SSGA My2035 Corporate Bond ETF and SPDR® SSGA My2031 Municipal Bond ETF provide new solutions for investors to build their own custom bond ladders, which are portfolios of fixed-income securities with varying maturity dates designed to minimize interest-rate risk, increase liquidity, and diversify credit risk
- Investors can leverage the potential benefits of actively managed target maturity ETFs to manage their respective cash flow, interest rate and liquidity needs
- Funds are actively managed using a risk-aware, top-down approach combined with bottom-up security selection that seeks to overweight the most attractive sectors and issuers
“Our growing suite of MyIncome ETFs are designed to help investors pursue higher yields while simultaneously managing risk and cash drag, thanks to the bond selection and management expertise of our portfolio managers,”
Actively managed by State Street Investment Management’s Active Fixed Income Portfolio Management Team, the SPDRSSGA My2035 Corporate Bond ETF invests primarily in corporate bonds maturing in the year 2035, and the SPDR SSGA My2031 Municipal Bond ETF invests primarily in municipal bonds maturing in the year 2031. The funds are designed to distribute any remaining principal and liquidate on or about
The investment strategies of the SPDR® SSGA MyIncome ETFs are designed to allow the portfolio management team to effectively maximize yield while preserving capital through a robust investment process and prudent risk management. State Street Investment Management’s active approach seeks to enhance the income profile of a target maturity ETF portfolio, while also managing for liquidity, sector, issuer concentration, and broader macro risks.
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