ALPS Intermediate Municipal Bond ETF

MNBD

Market cap $41.5M

Overview Fund Activity

25.91 USD

-0.02

0.08%

At close Updated Sep 12, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

-0.08%

5 days

0.47%

1 month

1.49%

3 months

2.09%

6 months

1.33%

Year to date

1.29%

1 year

-0.65%

5 years

3.14%

10 years

3.14%

0

Funds holding %

of 7,462 funds

–

Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q2 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

500% more funds holding

Funds holding: 1 [Q1] → 6 (+5) [Q2]

410% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $619K [Q1] → $3.15M (+$2.54M) [Q2]

6.51% more ownership

Funds ownership: 1.76% [Q1] → 8.28% (+6.51%) [Q2]

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Financial journalist opinion

Municipal Bonds: More Appeal Than Meets the Eye

Using the ICE AMT-Free US National Municipal Index as the measuring stick, it's fair to say municipal bonds haven't done much of anything from a performance perspective this year. That's despite the fact that aggregate bond indexes have traded higher.

Municipal Bonds: More Appeal Than Meets the Eye

These Bond ETFs Could Be Ready for Growth Spurts

Advisors and ETF industry observers know that one of the fastest-growing segments in ETF Land is at the intersection of active management and fixed income. Whether it's by way of mutual-fund-to-ETF conversions or more new ETFs coming to market, the population of active bond ETFs has swelled in recent years.

These Bond ETFs Could Be Ready for Growth Spurts

Navigating Fixed Income Risks With MNDB

Amid a backdrop of rising U.S. government debt, persistent inflation concerns, and increased regulatory scrutiny, the fixed income landscape is undergoing significant shifts. For investors focused on capital preservation and income generation, these changes underscore the importance of a more selective approach to bond investing.

Navigating Fixed Income Risks With MNDB

When It Comes to Munis, Active Is an Advantage

There are scores of municipal bond ETFs on the market today, many of which are cost-efficient, straight-forward, passive funds — hallmarks advisors and investors look for. However, munis are also conducive to active management.

When It Comes to Munis, Active Is an Advantage

Municipal Bonds Can Underpin Fixed Income Portfolios

The bond market is massive. That sprawl compels many investors to embrace aggregate bond funds for the fixed income portions of their portfolios.

Municipal Bonds Can Underpin Fixed Income Portfolios

Finding Opportunity in Today's Muni Bond Market

The muni bond market includes over 50,000 issuers and a wide range of bond types such as school district bonds and revenue bonds linked to airports or housing authorities. This diversity offers investors many options to fit different risk and return profiles.

Finding Opportunity in Today's Muni Bond Market

In Bond Market, Munis Could Be Winning Idea

On a year-to-date basis, broad measures of municipal bonds are trailing the marquee aggregate, investment-grade and junk corporate bond indexes. However, some market observers believe the tide could soon turn in favor of munis.

In Bond Market, Munis Could Be Winning Idea

Use Active ETFs for Portfolio Tailoring

Buoyed by a spate of mutual-fund-to-ETF conversions, active ETFs made their presence felt in 2024. That accounted for significant percentages of both inflows and launches.

Use Active ETFs for Portfolio Tailoring

With Muni Bonds, the Getting Is Good

Amid a volatile stretch for equities, muni bonds and related ETFs could garner renewed attention as shelters from the risk asset storm. Just look at the ALPS Intermediate Municipal Bond ETF (MNBD), which is higher by almost 1% year to date.

With Muni Bonds, the Getting Is Good

Municipal Bonds Could Be Fashionable in 2025

Long prized as a refuge for risk-averse income investors, municipal bonds have widely been highlighted as one corner of the bond market that could thrive this year. That's so even if the Federal Reserve proves reluctant regarding lowering interest rates.

Municipal Bonds Could Be Fashionable in 2025

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