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Janus Henderson’s Securitized Income ETF (JSI) surpasses $1 billion in AUM in less than two years

Published August 07, 2025 at 12:30 PM

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Janus Henderson Investors (NYSE: JHG) today announced that the Janus Henderson Securitized Income ETF (JSI), which invests in opportunities across the U.S. securitized markets, has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) in less than two years after the Fund’s launch in November 2023. In addition, the Janus Henderson Mortgage-Backed Securities ETF (JMBS), the largest actively managed mortgage-backed securities ETF1, has reached over $6 billion in AUM. With

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Could the growth in JSI/ JMBS trigger any regulatory scrutiny or impact underwriting capacity? How does JSI's rapid asset growth compare to other securitized or MBS-focused ETFs in the market? How does the $6 billion AUM in JMBS compare to its largest competitors like iShares, BlackRock or Vanguard MBS ETFs? How does the performance (total return, volatility) of JSI and JMBS compare to benchmark indices and other active MBS ETFs? How might the $1 billion AUM milestone for JSI affect Janus Henderson's stock price and valuation multiples? How much of Janus Henderson's overall revenue (and fee income) will be driven by the $1 billion and $6 billion AUM in JSI and JMBS respectively? Is there any anticipated change in the ETF’s dividend distribution policy as AUM grows? What are the potential risks (interest‑rate, credit, pre‑payment) that could affect JSI’s future performance? What have been the net inflow trends for JSI and JMBS since launch, and are they sustaining? What is the average yield and credit quality composition of the JSI portfolio? What is the expense ratio of JSI and how does it compare to its peers? What is the liquidity profile of JSI now that it has crossed $1 billion AUM – bid‑ask spreads, market depth? Which institutional or retail investors are the primary supporters of JSI and JMBS and could they shift allocations? Will the success of JSI lead to further product launches or expansions in Janus Henderson's ETF lineup? How might the increased AUM affect the fund’s capacity to maintain its investment strategy and risk controls?