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JPMorgan's Bespoke Muni-Bond Accounts Reach $1.3 Trillion

Bloomberg Markets •
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Demand for tailor-made investments is fueling a surge in personalized portfolios of municipal bonds, with JPMorgan reporting its bespoke muni-bond accounts have grown to $1.3 trillion. These accounts allow investors to select individual bonds matching specific tax, duration, and credit requirements, moving beyond traditional mutual funds or ETFs.

The growth shows a broader industry shift toward customization in fixed income. Investors, particularly high-net-worth individuals, increasingly demand municipal bond strategies aligned with unique financial goals, such as state-specific tax exemptions or liability matching. JPMorgan’s scale in this niche reflects its ability to service these complex, high-touch requests efficiently.

For the market, this trend may drive other wealth managers to develop similar tailored offerings, potentially increasing competition and innovation in the municipal bond space. Such growth also points to enduring demand for active management in fixed income, where individual bond selection can optimize after-tax returns. The shift underscores how client demand is reshaping portfolio construction.

Quick Fact: Bespoke muni-bond accounts reached $1.3 trillion.