Goldman Sachs has launched three European actively-managed fixed income exchange-traded funds:
Goldman Sachs Global Government Bond Active UCITS ETF (Ticker: GOVT)
Goldman Sachs EUR Government Bond Active UCITS ETF (Ticker: GEUR)
Goldman Sachs Emerging Markets Hard Currency Bond Active UCITS ETF (Ticker: GEMB)
GOVT and GEUR aim to offer investors access to attractive yields, steady income, diversification and potential capital appreciation by actively investing in fixed income securities issued by governments and government-related issuers, globally and in the European Monetary Union respectively.
GEMB aims to provide investors with a long-term return by actively investing in fixed income securities of emerging markets (EM) corporates, governments and government-related issuers.
The funds will be managed by Goldman Sachs’ Fixed Income and Liquidity Solutions team.
The launch follows a significant expansion of Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Active UCITS ETF range in 2025, with launches across fixed income and equities, providing access to the firm’s active investment capabilities within the ETF wrapper.
The new ETFs are listed on Deutsche Boerse with listings on other exchanges to follow. The ETFs will be registered in key markets across EMEA.
Hilary Lopez, head of the EMEA Third Party Wealth Business at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said: “Our clients continue to look for solutions combining strong active management capabilities with the benefits of ETFs.
“With these launches, we are expanding our range of core building blocks for Fixed Income portfolios by leveraging Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s over three decades of experience in actively managing fixed income assets.”
With these listings, Goldman Sachs Asset Management manages 68 ETF strategies globally.
