Invesco Adds New Treasury Exposure To Its $27.6 Billion BulletShares Franchise

Invesco Ltd. (NYSE:IVZ) expanded its BulletShares defined-maturity ETF lineup with the launch of five Treasury-focused funds, broadening investor access to U.S. government bonds through its established target-maturity ETF platform. The new offerings, launched on Wednesday, mark a significant expansion of the BulletShares franchise, which currently manages $27.6 billion in assets and accounts for roughly 40% of the target-maturity ETF market.

The launch comes as demand for target-maturity ETFs continues to grow, with the category reaching approximately $70 billion in assets under management as of April 30, per the press release. Invesco said the addition of Treasury securities complements its existing BulletShares lineup, which already provides exposure to investment-grade corporate bonds, high-yield bonds, and municipal debt. The firm believes the new Treasury options will help investors build laddered portfolios, manage reinvestment risk, and gain greater visibility into future income streams.

In addition to the new Treasury funds, Invesco expanded the maturity range of its existing corporate bond BulletShares lineup by launching two more funds, giving investors access to longer-dated target-maturity corporate bond exposure.

Newly launched Treasury BulletShares ETFs

• Invesco BulletShares Treasury 2027 Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSGR)
• Invesco BulletShares Treasury 2028 Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSTS)
• Invesco BulletShares Treasury 2029 Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSGT)
• Invesco BulletShares Treasury 2030 Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSTU)
• Invesco BulletShares Treasury 2031 Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSTV)

Additional BulletShares Extended Maturity ETFs

• Invesco BulletShares 2036 Corporate Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSCA)

• Invesco BulletShares 2034 High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NASDAQ:BSJY)

Key features Of The BulletShares platform

• First defined-maturity corporate bond ETF suite launched in 2010.
• Designed to combine ETF transparency and liquidity with bond-like maturity profiles.
• Uses an effective maturity framework that incorporates call economics.
• Aligns holdings with expected repayment profiles rather than stated maturities.
• Focuses on transparent, fixed-rate investment-grade corporate bonds while excluding more complex structures.
• Maintains exposure to target-maturity bonds during the final maturity year before transitioning to cash equivalents.
• Supports bond ladder construction, income generation, portfolio diversification, and reinvestment-risk management.

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