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GENMvsSPMBETF Comparison

ETF 1
GENM

Genter Capital Municipal Quality Intermediate ETF

This fund is part of
Municipal Bonds
-0.42%
VS
ETF 2
SPMB

State Street State Street SPDR Portfolio Mortgage Backed Bond ETF

This fund is part of
MBS & ABS
-0.3%

Genter Capital Municipal Quality Intermediate ETF (GENM) belongs to the Municipal Bonds segment. State Street State Street SPDR Portfolio Mortgage Backed Bond ETF (SPMB) is part of the MBS & ABS segment. GENM's top 2 sector exposures are Municipal and Non-Corporate. In contrast, SPMB's top sector exposures are Industrials, Finance and Government Agencies. GENM is more expensive with a Total Expense Ratio (TER) of 0.39%, versus 0.04% for SPMB. GENM is up 0.98% year-to-date (YTD) with +$14M in YTD flows. SPMB performs worse with -0.27% YTD performance, and +$644M in YTD flows. Run a side-by-side ETF comparison of GENM and SPMB 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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GENM vs SPMB performance and flow charts

Performance

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Cumulative Flows

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Historic performance and flows
Data as of 08/31/2026
1M3MYTD1Y3Y5Y
Perf.
GENM
SPMB
+0.29%-0.12%
-0.30%-0.96%
+0.98%-0.27%
+2.69%+2.85%
n/a+14.44%
n/a+0.23%
Flows
GENM
SPMB
+$814K+$169M
+$3M+$305M
+$14M+$644M
+$22M+$941M
-+$2.57B
-+$3.68B
Volatility and drawdown
3M1Y3Y5Y
Volatility
GENM
SPMB
+1.55%+4.72%
+1.69%+4.27%
n/a+5.94%
n/a+6.71%
Max drawdown
GENM
SPMB
-1.14%-1.90%
-1.93%-2.98%
n/a-5.55%
n/a-17.38%
Max drawdown duration
GENM
SPMB
55d64d
117d184d
n/a84d
n/a1500d
Trading data

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GENM
SPMB
Last sale
9/2/2026 at 1:30 PM
$10.16
$21.82
Previous close
09/01/2026
$10.15
$21.82
Consolidated volume
09/01/2026
Average volume
30 days
Average discount or premium
30 days
Average Bid/Ask spread
30 days
Replication quality
Data as of August 31, 2026
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GENM
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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 9/2/2026 at 1:30 PM
Live
Closed
GENM
SPMB
Last price
$10.16
$21.82
1D performance
+0.10%
+0.00%
AuM$31.37 M$7.09 B
E/R0.39%0.04%
Characteristics
GENM
SPMB
Management strategyActivePassive
ProviderGenter CapitalState Street Investment Management
Benchmark-Bloomberg U.S. MBS Index
N° of holdings25554
Asset class-Bonds
Trailing 12m distribution yield
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Inception dateMay 22, 2024January 15, 2009
ESGNoNo
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Exposure

Countries

GENM
USA
33.08%
Other
66.92%
SPMB
USA
32.64%
Other
67.36%

Sectors

GENM
Municipal
30.96%
Other
69.04%
SPMB
Industrials
32.31%
Other
67.69%
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Diversification

GENM

Total weight of top 15 holdings out of 15

36.11%
SPMB

Total weight of top 15 holdings out of 15

9.28%

Top 15 holdings

Data as of July 31, 2026
GENM
Black Belt Energy Gas District, 4% 1oct2052, USD (2021)
3.55%
Southeast Energy Authority, 5% 1jan2054, USD (2023B)
3.42%
Texas Municipal Gas Acquisition and Supply Corp., 5.5% 1jan2054, USD (2023A)
3.08%
Texas Transportation Commission, 2.8% 1oct2041, USD (2014-B)
2.74%
California Community Choice Financing Authority, 5% 1feb2031, USD (2026D)
2.57%
US92162PAM77
2.53%
US681725PC59
2.46%
US54627CCF86
2.46%
Fidelity Investments Money Market Funds - Government Portfolio
2.12%
US944514X941
2.04%
US13048RAF47
1.96%
US74440DFN93
1.88%
US904189CK18
1.79%
US810694R761
1.76%
US796242VJ13
1.75%
SPMB
US3142J6C840
1.16%
US01F0526800
0.86%
FN MA4547, 2% 1feb2052, USD (ABS)
0.78%
US3142J6BK85
0.76%
US01F0506844
0.70%
FR SD8212, 2.5% 1may2052, USD (ABS)
0.60%
US3132DWMY65
0.55%
G2 MB0424, 5.5% 20jun2055, USD (ABS)
0.54%
FN MA4701, 4.5% 1aug2052, USD (ABS)
0.51%
US01F0606834
0.50%
US21H0506806
0.49%
FN FA0608, 5.5% 1feb2055, USD (ABS)
0.49%
FN MA4465, 2% 1nov2051, USD (ABS)
0.47%
FN FS2040, 2% 1feb2052, USD (ABS)
0.44%
US3132DWKV45
0.43%
Frequently asked questions about GENM and SPMB

How have the GENM and SPMB ETFs performed in 2026?

As of August 31, 2026, GENM is up 0.98% year-to-date (YTD), while SPMB has lost -0.27%. That puts GENM better performer ahead so far this year.

Which ETF is attracting more investor money: GENM or SPMB?

Year-to-date, the GENM ETF saw +$14M in flows, compared to +$644M for SPMB.

Which ETF is more volatile: GENM or SPMB?

Over the past year, GENM had a volatility of 1.69%, while SPMB experienced 4.27%.

Which ETF is bigger: GENM or SPMB?

As of August 31, 2026, GENM holds $31.37 M in assets under management (AUM), while SPMB manages $7.09 B.

What sectors do the GENM and SPMB ETFs invest in?

GENM leans toward sectors like Municipal. Meanwhile, SPMB focuses on Industrials.

What are the top holdings of the GENM ETF and SPMB ETF?

GENM top holdings include Black Belt Energy Gas District, 4% 1oct2052, USD (2021), Southeast Energy Authority, 5% 1jan2054, USD (2023B) and Texas Municipal Gas Acquisition and Supply Corp., 5.5% 1jan2054, USD (2023A). SPMB holds in its top three: US3142J6C840, US01F0526800 and FN MA4547, 2% 1feb2052, USD (ABS).

Which ETF is more diversified: GENM or SPMB?

GENM holds 88 securities with 36.11% of its assets in the top 15. SPMB has 2713 securities and a top 15 weight of 9.28%.

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