Guggenheim Investments Again Ranked Among Top Taxable Bond Fund Families by Barron’s

NEW YORK, NY -Guggenheim Investments, a global asset manager with more than $359 billion in total assets,1 announced today that it has again been recognized among the top 5 Taxable Bond Fund Families in Barron's Best Fund Families of 2025. This marks the fourth time in six years that Guggenheim Investments has earned top-five recognition, including three years as the No. 1 firm (2020, 2023, and 2024).

"We are grateful to Barron's for their continued recognition of our firm's performance," said Dina DiLorenzo, President of Guggenheim Investments. "Another top-five ranking-our fourth in six years-underscores the consistency and durability of our investment approach and our commitment to clients. Our elite rankings in both taxable and tax-exempt categories this year further demonstrate the depth and breadth of our fixed income capabilities."

Guggenheim Investments ranked 5th in Taxable Bond Fund Families, 2nd in Tax Exempt Bonds and 13th overall among 46 fund families evaluated by Barron's based on relative return for the 1-year period ending 12.31.2025.

"Sustained performance across multiple market environments doesn't happen by accident," said Anne Walsh, Chief Investment Officer of Guggenheim Partners Investment Management. "It's the product of rigorous research, active risk management, and a team that stays focused on long-term value creation. We're honored by this recognition and grateful to our clients for their continued partnership."

Steve Brown, Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income, added, "Our ability to identify differentiated opportunities-particularly in securitized credit-has been central to these results. Each market cycle brings new challenges, and our team has consistently risen to meet them. We remain focused on the disciplined approach that has driven our performance across varying rate and credit environments."

Barron's has conducted its annual Best Fund Families survey for over two decades, evaluating firms based on asset-weighted, pre-fee relative performance across multiple categories.