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The fund focuses on achieving a floating rate of income by primarily investing in floating or adjustable rate instruments. It maintains a strategy where at least 80% of its net assets, in addition to any funds borrowed for investment purposes, are allocated to such instruments. This approach is complemented with derivatives and other financial instruments to effectively pursue its investment objective. The fund is designed to adapt to changing interest rates, aiming to provide investors with a steady income stream under normal market conditions. Aside from its main focus, the fund allows for up to 20% of its net assets to be invested in other types of debt securities and short-term instruments, providing a measure of flexibility to its investment strategy.
This core investment focuses on securities whose interest payments adjust in response to changes in interest rates. By primarily investing in these instruments, the fund seeks to maintain a relatively stable level of income for its investors, even as market conditions fluctuate.
To achieve a floating rate of income, the fund employs derivatives and other financial tools. These instruments may be used to hedge against risks or to take advantage of specific market conditions, thereby supporting the fund’s income generation and capital preservation goals.
Although the majority of the fund’s portfolio is dedicated to floating or adjustable rate instruments, up to 20% can be allocated towards other debt securities. This includes fixed-rate bonds, high-yield bonds, and other debt instruments, offering the potential for capital gains and income diversification.
Part of the fund’s portfolio may also include investments in short-term instruments. These can range from treasury bills to commercial paper, providing liquidity and security to the fund’s overall investment strategy. Such short-term investments are particularly useful for managing cash flow and meeting the fund’s short-term operational needs.