Fixed Income

Big Tech is borrowing like a government, with hyperscalers issuing more debt than some of the world’s largest economies to bankroll the AI boom.

These fixed-income ETFs can potentially benefit from interest rate hikes through floating-rate exposure or higher short-term yields.

University endowment ETFs aim to bring the diversified, alternative-heavy investment strategies used by major institutions into a portfolio accessible to everyday investors.

A small number of options-based ETFs use complex overlays to deliver the total returns of Treasury bills with better tax efficiency.

Options-based ETFs can deliver income and downside protection, but investors should understand how they differ income before using them as bond substitutes.

Both of these low-risk fixed-income ETF types could be a viable substitute for certificates of deposit, money market funds, or high-interest savings accounts.

AAAD pairs AAA CLO income with traditional bond-like duration, offering a differentiated approach to core fixed income exposure.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Marissa Ansell explains why active fixed income ETFs are gaining traction as rates shift and market dispersion creates new opportunities.

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