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Under typical conditions, the fund dedicates a minimum of 80% of its net asset value, plus any capital acquired through borrowing for investment, to a diverse collection of corporate debt securities. These bonds, which span a range of maturity dates, originate from companies based in the U.S. and other countries, including those within established and developing market economies. Its investment footprint covers the United States and international locations, with particular attention given to emerging markets and financial tools whose performance is economically linked to these nascent regions.
The TCW Corporate Bond ETF (“IGCB”) gained 2.41% in Q3 2025 based on net asset value (NAV), finishing behind the Bloomberg U.S. Corporate Index by 19 bps. Relative underperformance was driven by the ETF's underweight to corporate credit as spreads tightened and the sector outpaced Treasuries by 98 basis points on a duration-adjusted basis. As value investors, TCW remains vigilant in its assessment of risks and opportunities across markets.
Jennifer Grancio, TCW global head of ETFs, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss ETF activity, market competition, and much more.