Invesco Continues to Expand Active Fixed Income Line-Up to Meet Investor Needs
Invesco (NYSE: IVZ) has expanded its active fixed income platform with the launch of two new actively managed ETFs: the Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) and the Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). These additions complement Invesco's existing fixed income platform, which manages over $491 billion globally across ETFs, mutual funds, and separately managed accounts.
The new ETFs are managed by Invesco's U.S. Investment Grade and Municipal Bond teams, part of a 182-member fixed income department averaging 18 years of industry experience. GTOC serves as a core portfolio building block focusing on high-quality U.S. investment grade fixed income, while INTM aims to provide federally tax-exempt income through investment grade municipal bonds.
Invesco (NYSE: IVZ) ha ampliato la sua piattaforma di reddito fisso attivo con il lancio di due nuovi ETF gestiti attivamente: il Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) e il Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). Queste aggiunte completano la piattaforma di reddito fisso di Invesco, che gestisce oltre 491 miliardi di dollari a livello globale attraverso ETF, fondi comuni e conti gestiti separatamente.
I nuovi ETF sono gestiti dai team di Obbligazioni Investment Grade e Municipali statunitensi di Invesco, che fanno parte di un dipartimento di reddito fisso composto da 182 membri con una media di 18 anni di esperienza nel settore. GTOC rappresenta un elemento fondamentale per la costruzione del portafoglio, concentrandosi su obbligazioni di alta qualità investment grade statunitensi, mentre INTM mira a offrire un reddito esente da imposte federali tramite obbligazioni municipali investment grade.
Invesco (NYSE: IVZ) ha ampliado su plataforma de renta fija activa con el lanzamiento de dos nuevos ETF gestionados activamente: el Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) y el Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). Estas incorporaciones complementan la plataforma de renta fija existente de Invesco, que administra más de 491 mil millones de dólares a nivel mundial a través de ETFs, fondos mutuos y cuentas gestionadas por separado.
Los nuevos ETFs son gestionados por los equipos de Bonos Municipales y de Grado de Inversión de EE. UU. de Invesco, que forman parte de un departamento de renta fija con 182 miembros que promedian 18 años de experiencia en la industria. GTOC sirve como un componente central para la construcción de portafolios, enfocándose en renta fija de grado de inversión de alta calidad en EE. UU., mientras que INTM busca proporcionar ingresos exentos de impuestos federales mediante bonos municipales de grado de inversión.
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Invesco (NYSE : IVZ) a élargi sa plateforme de revenus fixes actifs avec le lancement de deux nouveaux ETF gérés activement : le Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) et le Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). Ces ajouts complètent la plateforme de revenus fixes existante d'Invesco, qui gère plus de 491 milliards de dollars dans le monde à travers des ETF, des fonds communs de placement et des comptes gérés séparément.
Les nouveaux ETF sont gérés par les équipes américaines des obligations Investment Grade et municipales d'Invesco, qui font partie d'un département revenu fixe de 182 membres avec une expérience moyenne de 18 ans dans le secteur. GTOC sert de pierre angulaire pour la construction de portefeuille, en se concentrant sur des titres à revenu fixe de qualité Investment Grade aux États-Unis, tandis que INTM vise à fournir un revenu exonéré d'impôt fédéral grâce à des obligations municipales Investment Grade.
Invesco (NYSE: IVZ) hat seine aktive festverzinsliche Plattform mit der Einführung von zwei neuen aktiv verwalteten ETFs erweitert: dem Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) und dem Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). Diese Ergänzungen erweitern Invescos bestehende festverzinsliche Plattform, die weltweit über 491 Milliarden US-Dollar in ETFs, Investmentfonds und separat verwalteten Konten verwaltet.
Die neuen ETFs werden von Invescos US-Investment-Grade- und Kommunalanleihen-Teams verwaltet, die Teil einer 182-köpfigen Abteilung für festverzinsliche Wertpapiere mit durchschnittlich 18 Jahren Branchenerfahrung sind. GTOC dient als Kernbaustein für Portfolios und konzentriert sich auf hochwertige US-Investment-Grade-Festverzinsliche, während INTM darauf abzielt, durch Investment-Grade-Kommunalanleihen einkommensteuerfreie Bundeserträge zu bieten.
- Fixed income platform manages substantial $491 billion in assets globally
- Large experienced team of 182 members with average 18 years industry experience
- Expansion of product lineup provides more investment options for clients
- Strategic focus on high-demand areas: fixed income and active ETFs
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Invesco expands fixed income ETF lineup, leveraging $491B platform to meet growing investor demand for active strategies.
Invesco has strategically expanded its active fixed income platform with two new ETF offerings: the Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC) and Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM). This move strengthens the firm's already substantial
The launch addresses two major market trends simultaneously: growing demand for fixed income products and increasing interest in actively managed ETF strategies. These products leverage Invesco's established expertise in fixed income management, with the backing of a 182-member fixed income department averaging 18 years of industry experience.
GTOC serves as a core portfolio building block focused on high-quality U.S. investment grade instruments, complementing Invesco's existing GTO-suite that includes the Core Plus Bond ETF and Short Duration Total Return Bond ETF. Meanwhile, INTM targets investors seeking tax advantages through investment-grade municipal bonds with intermediate duration.
This product expansion demonstrates Invesco's continued commitment to its active fixed income business, providing investors with additional options beyond their established mutual fund offerings like the High Yield Municipal Fund (ACTHX) and Core Plus Bond Fund (ACPSX). By expanding distribution channels for their fixed income expertise, Invesco strengthens its competitive positioning in a market increasingly favoring product flexibility and tax-efficient structures.
New active ETFs powered by Invesco's in-house expertise, complement existing active fixed income products to expand investor choice.
"At Invesco, we take pride in our long-standing track record of high-quality active fixed income management," said Stephanie Larosiliere, Head of Fixed Income Business Strategy at Invesco. "These new ETFs demonstrate our commitment to delivering thoughtful, investor-focused strategies that reflect the strength of our in-house expertise."
GTOC and INTM are managed by Invesco's
GTOC builds on the success of existing key strategies, serving as the latest addition to the GTO-suite of ETFs including the Invesco Core Plus Bond ETF (GTO) and Invesco Short Duration Total Return Bond ETF (GTOS).
Since pioneering active ETFs in 2008, Invesco has launched a number of innovative fixed income products that leverage our high-quality active strategies, some include:
- Invesco Core Plus Bond ETF (GTO)
- Invesco Short Duration Total Return Bond ETF (GTOS)
- Invesco Ultra Short Duration ETF (GSY)
- Invesco AAA CLO Floating Rate Note ETF (ICLO)
- Invesco Variable Rate Investment Grade ETF (VRIG)
- Invesco Municipal Strategic Income ETF (IROC)
Beyond ETFs, Invesco offers a broad range of active fixed income strategies through mutual funds–such as the Invesco High Yield Municipal Fund (ACTHX), Invesco Rochester Municipal Opportunities Fund (ORNYX), Invesco Core Plus Bond Fund (ACPSX)–and customized SMAs.
"Invesco delivers differentiated expertise and content in ways that align with our clients' evolving preferences, which increasingly include both active and passive strategies," said Jason Stoneberg, Head of Product,
As fixed income plays an increasingly strategic role in portfolio construction, GTOC and INTM offer differentiated solutions with flexibility and customization through the ETF structure.
- Invesco Core Fixed Income ETF (GTOC):Designed as a core portfolio building block, GTOC invests in high-quality
U.S. investment grade fixed income instruments. - Invesco Intermediate Municipal ETF (INTM): Aims to provide federally tax-exempt income by investing at least
80% of assets in investment grade municipal bonds (rated BBB or higher), with a focus on high credit quality and intermediate duration.
With the launch of GTOC and INTM, Invesco reaffirms its commitment to delivering innovative, actively managed fixed income solutions that meet the evolving needs of today's investors.
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