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MBNE (State Street Nuveen Municipal Bond ESG ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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This exchange-traded fund aims to generate current income that is exempt from ordinary federal income taxes. It accomplishes this by investing in municipal bonds selected for their strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) qualities. The fund prioritizes municipal debt from issuers that are pioneers in their respective sectors for ESG performance, or from "thematic bonds" whose proceeds are allocated to positive environmental or social initiatives. Nuveen actively oversees the portfolio, employing a value-based strategy to identify municipal bonds that are both undervalued and offer attractive yields, provided they meet specific ESG criteria.
While municipal bonds tracked aggregate bond benchmarks lower in 2022, munis were less bad than Treasuries and some other corners of the bond market, prompting some market observers to bet on municipal debt as the 2023 rebound story.
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Innovation is afoot in the municipal bonds market, and it comes courtesy of asset allocators' desire for more fixed income products with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) ties.
Municipal bonds and the related exchange traded funds have been under pressure this year due to rising interest rates. However, there are examples of muni bond ETFs outperforming aggregate bond funds.
As we consider the global economic outlook, the impact of fiscal and monetary policy will have on markets ahead, investors should prep their exchange traded fund investment portfolios for 2023.