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CMFvsWCPBETF Comparison

ETF 1
CMF

iShares California Muni Bond ETF

This fund is part of
Municipal Bonds
+0.14%
VS
ETF 2
WCPB

Weitz Core Plus Bond ETF

This fund is part of
Intl IG Bonds
-0.03%

iShares California Muni Bond ETF (CMF) belongs to the Municipal Bonds segment. Weitz Core Plus Bond ETF (WCPB) is part of the Intl IG Bonds segment. CMF's top 2 sector exposures are Municipal and Non-Corporate. In contrast, WCPB's top sector exposures are Sovereign, Industrials and Finance. CMF is less expensive with a Total Expense Ratio (TER) of 0.08%, versus 0.78% for WCPB. CMF is down -1.77% year-to-date (YTD) with +$920M in YTD flows. WCPB performs better with 0.16% YTD performance, and +$125M in YTD flows. Run a side-by-side ETF comparison of CMF and WCPB below, and assess how they stack up in performance, liquidity, risk, exposure, holdings, and more, helping you select the best ETF for your investments.

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CMF vs WCPB performance and flow charts

Performance

-3.0-2.0-1.00.01.0%Aug 11Aug 18Aug 25Sep 1Sep 8

Cumulative Flows

0 M10 M20 M30 M40 M50 M60 MAug 11Aug 18Aug 25Sep 1Sep 8

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Historic performance and flows
Data as of 09/11/2026
1M3MYTD1Y3Y5Y
Perf.
CMF
WCPB
-2.42%-0.89%
-2.77%-1.09%
-1.77%+0.16%
-0.13%+1.00%
+7.71%n/a
+0.15%n/a
Flows
CMF
WCPB
+$51M+$11M
+$254M+$50M
+$920M+$125M
+$1.31B+$237M
+$2.42B-
+$2.97B-
Volatility and drawdown
3M1Y3Y5Y
Volatility
CMF
WCPB
+2.99%+3.76%
+2.40%+3.67%
+3.49%n/a
+3.47%n/a
Max drawdown
CMF
WCPB
-3.60%-1.80%
-3.77%-2.48%
-5.18%n/a
-12.25%n/a
Max drawdown duration
CMF
WCPB
67d74d
194d114d
275dn/a
1346dn/a
Trading data

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CMF
WCPB
Last sale
9/11/2026 at 1:30 PM
$55.34
$24.76
Previous close
09/10/2026
$55.09
$24.79
Consolidated volume
09/10/2026
Average volume
30 days
Average discount or premium
30 days
Average Bid/Ask spread
30 days
Replication quality
Data as of September 13, 2026
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WCPB
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Tracking error
Tracking difference
1 year cumulative return difference
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Daily return difference
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Main metrics
Last update 9/11/2026 at 1:30 PM
Live
Closed
CMF
WCPB
Last price
$55.34
$24.76
1D performance
+0.45%
-0.11%
AuM$4.54 B$244.41 M
E/R0.08%0.78%
Characteristics
CMF
WCPB
Management strategyPassiveActive
ProvideriSharesWeitz Investment Management
BenchmarkICE AMT-Free California Municipal Index-
N° of holdings930100
Asset class--
Trailing 12m distribution yield
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Inception dateOctober 4, 2007August 13, 2025
ESGNoNo
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Exposure

Countries

CMF
USA
61.5%
Other
38.5%
WCPB
USA
55.62%
Other
44.38%

Sectors

CMF
Municipal
61.5%
Other
38.5%
WCPB
Sovereign
25.37%
Industrials
12.85%
Other
61.79%
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Diversification

CMF

Total weight of top 15 holdings out of 15

5.91%
WCPB

Total weight of top 15 holdings out of 15

33.58%

Top 15 holdings

Data as of July 31, 2026
CMF
Orange Water District, FRN 1aug2042, USD (2003A)
0.50%
Los Angeles Unified School District, 5% 1jul2031, USD (2024)
0.47%
University of California, 5.5% 15may2040, USD
0.46%
US79905CAB90
0.43%
California Educational Facilities Authority, 5% 1may2045, USD
0.43%
Los Angeles Unified School District, 5% 1jul2034, USD (2024A)
0.41%
US13077DUT70
0.41%
University of California, 5% 15may2036, USD (2025)
0.39%
US032556NJ70
0.39%
California, 5% 1mar2055, USD
0.38%
US4636324Q95
0.36%
California, 5.25% 1aug2032, USD
0.35%
East AWP Joint Powers Authority, 3.125% 1sep2026, USD (2024A)
0.32%
East Bay Municipal Utility District, 5% 1jun2039, USD (2026B)
0.31%
US842475M859
0.31%
WCPB
USA, Bonds 4.375% 15may2040, USD
8.99%
USA, Bonds 4.25% 15nov2040, USD
3.03%
US3132DWJQ78
2.57%
USA, Bonds 5% 15may2045, USD
2.40%
USA, Bonds 4.625% 15nov2044, USD
2.21%
FR SD8267, 5% 1nov2052, USD (ABS)
2.15%
US31427TGG58
1.79%
USA, Bonds 4.375% 15nov2039, USD
1.48%
US31427MYN54
1.46%
USA, Bonds 4.5% 15aug2039, USD
1.38%
USA, Bonds 4.625% 15feb2040, USD
1.35%
USA, Bonds 4.375% 15may2041, USD
1.34%
HNI Corporation, 5.125% 18jan2029, USD
1.22%
FN MA5672, 5% 1apr2055, USD (ABS)
1.14%
FR SD8474, 5% 1nov2054, USD (ABS)
1.07%
Frequently asked questions about CMF and WCPB

How have the CMF and WCPB ETFs performed in 2026?

As of September 11, 2026, CMF is down -1.77% year-to-date (YTD), while WCPB has returned 0.16%. That puts WCPB better performer ahead so far this year.

Which ETF is attracting more investor money: CMF or WCPB?

Year-to-date, the CMF ETF saw +$920M in flows, compared to +$125M for WCPB.

Which ETF is more volatile: CMF or WCPB?

Over the past year, CMF had a volatility of 2.4%, while WCPB experienced 3.67%.

Which ETF is bigger: CMF or WCPB?

As of September 11, 2026, CMF holds $4.54 B in assets under management (AUM), while WCPB manages $244.41 M.

What sectors do the CMF and WCPB ETFs invest in?

CMF leans toward sectors like Municipal. Meanwhile, WCPB focuses on Sovereign and Industrials.

What are the top holdings of the CMF ETF and WCPB ETF?

CMF top holdings include Orange Water District, FRN 1aug2042, USD (2003A), Los Angeles Unified School District, 5% 1jul2031, USD (2024) and University of California, 5.5% 15may2040, USD. WCPB holds in its top three: USA, Bonds 4.375% 15may2040, USD, USA, Bonds 4.25% 15nov2040, USD and US3132DWJQ78.

Which ETF is more diversified: CMF or WCPB?

CMF holds 1640 securities with 5.91% of its assets in the top 15. WCPB has 170 securities and a top 15 weight of 33.58%.

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