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Floating rate notes excelled during the Fed's rate hike cycle, but their appeal may wane as we enter a rate-cutting phase. The Invesco AAA CLO Floating Rate Note ETF focuses on top-quality AAA-rated collateralized loan obligations, offering higher credit quality and protection against defaults. ICLO's narrow focus on AAA-rated CLOs might lead to lower returns compared to funds with riskier assets, especially in a tight credit spread environment.
ICLO focuses on AAA-rated CLOs, high-quality, variable rate investments. I'm bullish on ICLO due to its 6.7% SEC yield, stable share price, and strong performance track record. It seems like a particularly compelling opportunity for more risk-averse, short-term investors.
This article analyzes the Invesco AAA CLO Floating Rate Note ETF, focusing on its composition, performance, risks, and suitability for investors. ICLO invests in AAA (and a small portion in AA) CLO tranches, offering a 6.7% 30-day SEC yield. The fund has performed in line with similar AAA CLO ETFs since 2023.
Whenever a crisis hits, opportunity can arise. When the banking crisis potentially put the stability of the U.S. financial system in question during Q1, opportunities in collateralized loan obligations (CLO) were a byproduct.
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