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Morgan Stanley shifts $10 billion in municipal bond mutual funds to ETFs

Economic Times 1 hr ago·16 Sept 2026, 3:05 pm

Morgan Stanley is transitioning nearly $10 billion in assets from its municipal bond mutual funds into seven new Exchange Traded Funds. This strategic shift aims to meet growing investor demand for ETFs, which are favored for their tax efficiency and the ability to trade throughout the day. By offering these more flexible investment vehicles, the firm seeks to retain client assets in a competitive market.

For investors, this move highlights the increasing popularity of ETFs over traditional mutual funds. Municipal ETFs are particularly attractive for those seeking tax-advantaged income. While this is a specific corporate action, it reflects a broader trend in the financial industry towards ETFs. Investors should monitor how this shift impacts liquidity and pricing in the municipal bond ETF space.