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Pacer Pacific Asset Floating Rate High Income ETF has delivered outstanding results since our initial coverage of the name. FLRT is a low-duration instrument with a collateral pool consisting of leveraged loans and CLOs. The fund contains embedded leverage in the form of BB-rated CLO tranches, making it riskier compared to simple leveraged loan funds.
The Pacer Pacific Asset Floating Rate High Income ETF, a smaller fund with $120 million in assets, has seen its AUM increase significantly since the start of the rate hiking cycle. The fund's portfolio blends floating rate leveraged loans with ABS/CLO securities; it currently has a 30-day SEC yield of 9%. Despite taking slightly more risk through its composition, the fund has had a total return in the past year exceeding its pure floating rate loan peers, making it an attractive investment option.
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