Why Fixed Income?
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Their high degree of modularity makes ETFs useful instruments for constructing fixed income portfolios to meet a wide range of risk/return profiles.

Investors have long looked to fixed income as an important component of a balanced portfolio that can provide stability and offset some of the volatility associated with the rest of their portfolio.

The fixed income market offers a wide spectrum of risk, return and credit quality characteristics to suit a number of portfolio applications and investor objectives. From Real Return Bonds (XRB) that preserve an investor's purchasing power in the face of rising price levels, to high yield corporate bonds with higher coupons—the fixed income marketplace continues to evolve to help meet investor’s needs.