Here's a short and simple explanation of floater funds and if they are a good investment option
The floater debt fund category officially came into existence after SEBI's reclassification exercise. These funds predominantly invest in floating-rate bonds (at least 65 per cent), including fixed-rate bonds converted into floating-rate exposures by using derivative strategies.
This article was originally published on December 09, 2022.
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