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VanEck Vectors CEF Municipal Income ETF (XMPT)

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Key data on XMPT

AUM

$194513835

P/E ratio

15.3

Dividend yield

6.3682%

Expense ratio

1.98%

Beta

0.694894

Price on XMPT

Previous close

$21.95

Today's open

$21.92

Day's range

$21.84 - $21.92

52 week range

$19.73 - $22.70

Profile about XMPT

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Headquarters

US

Exchange

CBOE Global Markets BZX

Issue type

Exchange-Traded Fund

XMPT industries and sectors

Bonds

Domestic

Municipal

News on XMPT

XMPT: Discounted Muni CEF Exposure Providing Significant Diversification

VanEck CEF Muni Income ETF offers diversified exposure to municipal bonds via closed-end funds, capturing leverage and CEF discounts/premiums. XMPT currently yields nearly 6%, significantly higher than traditional muni ETFs like MUB, but a portion of distributions is return of capital, impacting tax treatment. Underlying CEF discounts have narrowed, boosting XMPT's performance, though discounts remain wider than pre-2023 levels.

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Seeking Alpha • Nov 28, 2025

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XMPT: ETF Fund-Of-Funds Exposure To Muni CEFs

XMPT offers diversified, tax-exempt municipal bond exposure through a passive fund-of-funds CEF approach, which introduces leverage and discount/premium dynamics. The underlying portfolio leverage boosted recent returns, but also meaningful discount narrowing brings us to relatively less attractive valuations, potentially limiting future upside potential. The distribution yield is quite high, but this is a function of an attempt to reduce discounts in the underlying holdings rather than payouts that are being covered entirely.

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Seeking Alpha • Aug 28, 2025

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XMPT: An Expensive Fund Of Funds

XMPT is a fund of funds ETF investing in municipal bond CEFs, resulting in two layers of management fees without clear outperformance. The fund's appeal lies in tax-free income, making it attractive for higher-rate US taxpayers seeking yield, but less so for others. XMPT's 1.98% expense ratio is high, eroding yield and offering little value versus building a diversified muni CEF portfolio directly.

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Seeking Alpha • Jun 6, 2025

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Corporate vs. Municipal Bonds: Key Differences Every Investor Should Know

Compare corporate and municipal bonds, including risks, returns, and tax benefits. Learn which bond type fits your investment goals.

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ETF Trends • Apr 20, 2025

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XMPT: Muni Bond Fund Of Funds, Tax-Advantaged, Competitive Dividend

XMPT is an ETF investing in muni bond CEFs. It focuses on investment-grade bonds, offering investors a tax-advantaged 5.4% SEC yield. XMPT provides higher after-tax income for investors in higher tax brackets.

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Seeking Alpha • Feb 26, 2025

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XMPT: An ETF Of Closed-End Funds With Good Yield

VanEck CEF Municipal Income ETF offers high tax-free yields by investing in closed-end funds focused on U.S. municipal bonds, leveraging unique discount opportunities. The XMPT ETF's 30-Day SEC Yield of 4.85% surpasses many competitors, driven by leverage and discounted CEF purchases, despite a higher expense ratio of 1.98%. The fund provides diversification across various municipal sectors, potential capital appreciation, and risk management, making it appealing for high-tax-bracket investors.

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Seeking Alpha • Nov 15, 2024

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XMPT: Muni Bond CEFs Looking More Appealing

VanEck CEF Municipal Income ETF offers diversification in the municipal bond space through closed-end funds.

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Seeking Alpha • Feb 20, 2024

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Passive Vs. Active ETFs Of CEFs

While ETFs are traditionally passive products, active opportunities in the broader ETF market have been growing significantly over the past few years. Active ETFs of CEFs have historically had lower distribution rates than their passive counterparts.

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Seeking Alpha • Feb 9, 2024

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Passive vs. Active ETFs of CEFs

Closed-end funds (CEFs) are relatively under the radar compared to peers like exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds. Closed-end funds are generally desirable for two reasons: 1) high income; and 2) premium/discount mechanism.

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ETF Trends • Feb 8, 2024

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Nuveen High Yield Muni: Generational Opportunity In Muni CEFs

Municipal bond closed-end funds (CEFs) are recommended as a top trade idea for 2024, offering the potential for high total returns in a relatively safe asset class.

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Seeking Alpha • Jan 26, 2024

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