Fund holdings · Goldman Sachs Access Emerging Markets USD Bond ETF

GEMD holdings: 191 positions

GEMD held 191 positions as of May 31, 2026. Argentina Republic Government International Bonds is the largest at 1.45%; the top 10 are 10.9% of the fund.

How much of the fund each position is · one bar per position, largest first
Argentina Republic Government International Bonds 1.45%191 positionsIndian Railway Finance Corp Ltd 0.55%
10.9%
top 10 together
1.45%
largest position
184
positions under 1%

The largest 100 of 191 positions

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GEMD’s 191 positions by weight, from the holdings filed for May 31, 2026. A weight is a share of net assets. The 100 largest are listed; the CSV has all 191. Source: Form N-PORT filed with the SEC.
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1Argentina Republic Government International Bonds1.45%
2Indonesia, Republic of - Ministry of Finance1.16%
3Brazil, Federative Republic of - Secretaria Do Tesouro Nacional1.13%
4Kenya, Government of1.12%
5Oriental Republic of Uruguay1.08%
6China, People's Republic of - Ministry of Finance1.06%
7Peru, Republic of - Direccion General de Credito Publico1.04%
8Argentina Republic Government International Bonds0.99%
9Republic of South Africa Government International Bonds0.97%
10Mexico Government International Bonds0.95%
11Argentine Republic (The)0.95%
12Romania, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.94%
13Dominican, Republic of - Ministerio de Hacienda0.92%
14Argentine Republic (The)0.88%
15Panama Government International Bonds0.86%
16South Africa, Republic of - National Treasury0.85%
17Republic of Panama0.80%
18Ghana, Republic of0.77%
19Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of - Ministry of Finance0.76%
20Republic of Chile0.73%
21Nigeria, Federal Republic of - Debt Management Office (the)0.71%
22Government of Jamaica (The)0.70%
23Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego SA0.69%
24Dominican, Republic of - Ministerio de Hacienda0.68%
25SRI Lanka, Government of0.67%
26Oman, Government of the Sultanate of0.67%
27Cote D'ivoire, Republic of0.66%
28Costa Rica, Republic of0.65%
29Oman, Government of the Sultanate of0.65%
30Kazakhstan, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.65%
31Turkiye Government International Bonds0.64%
32Republic of the Philippines0.64%
33Panama, Republic of - Ministry of Planning and Economic Policy0.63%
34Colombia Government International Bonds0.63%
35Turkiye Government International Bonds0.63%
36Corporacion Nacional del Cobre del Chile SA0.63%
37Morocco, Kingdom of - Ministry of Finance and Foreign Investment0.63%
38Brazil Government International Bonds0.63%
39Colombia Government International Bonds0.63%
40Serbia, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.63%
41Qatar, State of - Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce0.62%
42Paraguay, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.62%
43Poland, Republic of - State Treasury0.62%
44Colombia Government International Bonds0.62%
45Turkiye Government International Bonds0.62%
46Bahrain, Kingdom of - Ministry of Finance & National Economy0.62%
47Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of0.62%
48Suriname, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.61%
49Brazil Government International Bonds0.61%
50United Arab Emirates, Federal Government of - Ministry of Finance0.61%
51Angola, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.61%
52Pertamina Persero PT0.61%
53Hungary, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.60%
54Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of0.60%
55Qatar, State of - Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce0.60%
56Republic of Turkiye (The)0.60%
57United Arab Emirates, Federal Government of - Ministry of Finance0.60%
58Philippines, Republic of - Department of Finance0.60%
59Nigeria, Federal Republic of - Debt Management Office (the)0.60%
60Brazil Government International Bonds0.60%
61Bahrain, Kingdom of - Ministry of Finance & National Economy0.60%
62Turkiye Government International Bonds0.60%
63Petroleos Mexicanos0.60%
64Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of0.60%
65Dominican, Republic of - Ministerio de Hacienda0.59%
66Romania, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.59%
67Qatar, State of - Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce0.59%
68Guatemala, Republic of - Ministry of Public Finance0.59%
69Federative Republic of Brazil0.59%
70Pakistan, Islamic Republic of0.59%
71Republic of the Philippines0.59%
72Qatar, State of - Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce0.59%
73Hungary, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.59%
74Mexico Government International Bonds0.59%
75Indonesia, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.59%
76Corporacion Nacional del Cobre del Chile SA0.59%
77Qatar, State of - Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce0.58%
78China, People's Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.58%
79Panama Government International Bonds0.58%
80South Africa, Republic of - National Treasury0.58%
81Kuwait, Government of - Ministry of Finance0.58%
82Kuwait, Government of - Ministry of Finance0.58%
83Republic of Chile0.58%
84Kuwait, Government of - Ministry of Finance0.57%
85Republic of Turkiye (The)0.57%
86Republic of Turkiye (The)0.57%
87Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of0.57%
88Republic of the Philippines0.57%
89Saudi Arabian Oil Company0.57%
90Indonesia, Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.57%
91Perusahaan Listrik Negara (persero) Pt0.57%
92Adnoc Murban Rsc Ltd0.57%
93Dominican, Republic of - Ministerio de Hacienda0.57%
94Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of0.57%
95Kazmunaygas National Company Jsc0.56%
96Ecuador, Republica del - Ministerio de Finanzas Y Credito Publico0.56%
97Egypt, Arab Republic of - Ministry of Finance0.56%
98United Mexican States - Secretaria de Hacienda Y Credito Publico0.56%
99United Mexican States0.55%
100Indian Railway Finance Corp Ltd0.55%
Cash and other net assets2.61%
As of May 31, 2026. Source: Form N-PORT filed with the SEC. The CSV lists all 191.

The book

Positions191
Listed on this page100 largest
Holdings as of (SEC N-PORT)May 31, 2026
Top 10 together10.9%
Cash and other net assets2.61%

By country

Qatar5.5%
Turkey5.2%
Indonesia5.1%
Argentina5.0%
Mexico5.0%
Chile4.6%
Other67.0%

Share of the fund, positions only, as the fund’s SEC filing states them.

What this list is

How the list is built

Each weight is the share of net assets the fund’s SEC filing gives, largest first. Cash and other net assets are in their own row and are not a position. A negative weight is a short or an offsetting contract. Where a source leaves out a ticker, ETFIQ fills it from the same security in another fund’s book; names are set in title case where the source used capitals. How books are read.

Weights are as the source states them, largest first.

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