RBC Global Asset Management Wins Prestigious Awards for Mutual Funds in 2026

RBC Global Asset Management Wins IBD 2026 Awards



RBC Global Asset Management (U.S.) Inc. recently celebrated a remarkable achievement, securing two accolades at the Investor's Business Daily (IBD) 2026 Best Mutual Funds Awards. These prestigious awards highlight the company's unwavering commitment to delivering superior investment performance over time.

In a competitive field, two of RBC GAM's U.S. funds stood out:

1. RBC BlueBay High Yield Bond Fund (RGHYX) - Recognized as one of the Best U.S. Taxable Bond Funds.
2. RBC BlueBay Emerging Market Debt Fund (RBESX) - Honored as one of the Best International Bond Funds.

In total, 818 U.S. taxable bond funds were evaluated for the IBD awards, of which 287 earned recognition for their exceptional performance. The RBC BlueBay High Yield Bond Fund garnered this honor by consistently delivering returns that surpassed its benchmark—the US High Yield Bond Morningstar category—over various performance periods including one, three, five, and even ten years, as of December 31, 2025.

Meanwhile, the RBC BlueBay Emerging Market Debt Fund also excelled, outperforming the US Fund Emerging Markets Bond Morningstar benchmark across similar time frames. Out of 86 international bond funds assessed, 63 were awarded the coveted IBD Best Mutual Funds 2026 honors, thus showcasing the competitiveness of the RBC GAM funds in a global arena.

Stu Kedwell, the Global Chief Investment Officer at RBC Global Asset Management, expressed pride in the teams responsible for these achievements. He remarked, "This recognition reflects the commitment of our talented fixed income teams' focus on delivering strong, consistent results for our investors. We are proud of the teams' commitment to their process which has generated these results."

The 2026 IBD Awards, now in their 11th year, evaluated a pool of 3,751 funds that have been operational for at least a decade. Of these, only 536 funds made the final cut, a decrease from the previous year’s 946, underscoring the rigor involved in the selection process. The awards are aimed at funds that have consistently outperformed their respective benchmarks, illustrating their reliability and effectiveness.

The presentation of these awards took place on March 20, and RBC Global Asset Management has undoubtedly reinforced its reputation in the asset management sector with this recognition. Investors looking to explore options in mutual funds can learn more about RBC GAM's offerings through their dedicated resource: RBC U.S. Mutual Funds.

About RBC and RBC Global Asset Management


Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) stands out as a premier global financial institution, renowned for its purpose-driven approach to achieving exceptional performance. With over 101,000 employees, RBC emphasizes innovative practices and delivers outstanding experiences to its diverse clientele, exceeding 19 million across Canada, the U.S., and 27 other countries.

As the asset management arm of RBC, RBC Global Asset Management provides a comprehensive array of global investment solutions for individual, institutional, and high-net-worth clients. The organization manages an impressive $572 billion USD in assets, featuring various investment products, including mutual funds, hedge funds, and exchange-traded funds.

In summary, the recognition of RBC Global Asset Management's funds reflects the company's longstanding dedication to performance excellence and innovative investment strategies, marking a notable milestone in the world of asset management.

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