Floating Rate Securities

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Floating rate securities are financial instruments that offer interest payments which fluctuate over time, typically tied to a benchmark interest rate such as LIBOR or the federal funds rate. These securities adjust periodically, providing investors with protection against interest rate volatility. Floating rate securities are commonly used in corporate finance to manage interest rate risk and optimize capital structure.

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