State Street Global Advisors Launches SPDR® Nuveen Municipal Bond ESG ETF
MBNE combines advantages of federal tax-free income from municipal bonds with active management and ESG criteria
“The prospect of higher taxes coupled with rising uncertainty surrounding future interest rate hikes have increased demand for actively managed municipal bond ETFs,” said
With over seven decades of collective experience investing in municipal bonds,
“As investors become more familiar with ESG-integrated strategies,
For more information on the SPDR Nuveen Municipal Bond ESG ETF, visit www.ssga.com/etfs.
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