iShares expands fixed income range with triple ETF launch

Sustainable and EM launches

James Baxter-Derrington
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iShares has expanded its range of fixed income ETFs with a trio of bond funds offering investors access to credit and sovereign markets.

Across its sustainable range, the firm has launched the iShares € Green Bond UCITS ETF (GRON) and the iShares Global Govt Bond Climate UCITS ETF (CGGD), and across emerging markets, the fund house has introduced the iShares J.P. Morgan $ EM Investment Grade Bond UCITS ETF (IGEM). iShares launches its first sustainable government bond ETF GRON tracks the Bloomberg Barclays MSCI Euro Green Bond SRI including Nuclear Power index, which offers exposure to more than 300 euro-denominated investment grade green bonds from 160 issuers. Alongside the impact reporting required by green bonds...

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