Floating Rate Fund

A Floating Rate Fund is a mutual fund or ETF that primarily invests in debt instruments with variable interest rates—typically loans or bonds whose rates adjust periodically based on a benchmark like LIBOR or SOFR. These funds are designed to offer protection against rising interest rates, as their yields increase when rates go up. Floating Rate Funds are suitable for investors seeking higher income potential than traditional bond funds, with moderate credit risk and low interest rate sensitivity.

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