Muni bond ETFs flourished in 2021, with record asset flows and a number of new launches.

The taxable municipal bond market is growing and mature. Taxable munis offer a range of benefits for certain investors, in particular insurance companies.

Taxable munis continue to register low defaults and currently have tight supply, which has boosted underlying values.

The Invesco Taxable Municipal Bond Fund (NYSEArca: BAB) once featured “Build America bonds” in its name, hence the ticker “BAB.” While the exchange traded fund's name changed, it remains one of the pr...

The global economic recovery could be happening at a slower rate than anticipated, which puts low growth strategies and three exchange traded funds (ETFs) from Invesco in focus. Investors who are skep...

Investors could be forgiven if, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, they grew jittery over municipal bonds. Back then, concerns about some states' and municipalities' finances were exposed amid...

Insurers are once again investing in ETFs, but the types of funds have changed.

Capitol Hill and Wall Street are in two different cities, but when they interact on a regular basis, the results can beneficial for investors. A prime example of investors deriving benefit from a poli...

To combat low yields, fixed income investors can opt for taxable municipal bonds via ETFs like the Invesco Taxable Municipal Bond ETF (BAB). Getting taxable municipal bonds might seem counterintuitive...

It's been a while since the Invesco Taxable Municipal Bond Fund (NYSEArca: BAB) was one of the municipal bond ETFs generating buzz, but that could change and do so imminently thanks to the American Re...