State Street Investment Management launches MyIncome target-maturity bond ETFs MYCP, MYHF, MYML

By Public Technologies
  • State Street launched three actively managed target maturity bond ETFs in its MyIncome suite: MYCP, MYHF, MYML.
  • New funds add longer-dated maturity exposure across corporate bonds, high yield corporate bonds, municipal bonds.
  • MyIncome suite assets reached USD 1.16 billion as of Aug. 31, 2026, signaling rising demand for bond-ladder tools.
  • ETFs aim to support customized bond ladders, managing cash flow, interest rate risk, liquidity needs.
  • Funds target liquidation around Dec. 15 in the final maturity year, distributing remaining principal to shareholders.


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