BNY Mellon Municipal Bond Infrastructure Fund, Inc. (DMB)
NYSE NYSE Primary 
Why Low Tax Muni Bonds Belong In Your Retirement Portfolio In 2026
Municipal bonds offer tax-exempt income with lower default risk than similarly rated corporate bonds, making them attractive for higher-income investors. Long-duration munis are well-positioned to benefit from a potential decline in long-term interest rates. Closed-end funds provide diversified exposure but vary meaningfully in leverage, credit risk, distribution strategy, and discounts to NAV.
DMB: Vulnerable To High Interest Rates
BNY Mellon Municipal Bond Infrastructure Fund is maintained at a Hold rating due to ongoing sensitivity to high-interest rates and aggressive leverage. DMB offers a 4.6% tax-advantaged yield, attractive for high-income investors seeking federally tax-exempt income, but lacks upside in equity bull markets. Heavy allocation to long-dated municipal revenue bonds and 35% leverage creates significant interest rate risk, suppressing NAV and share price.
