Client appetite for floating rate notes (FRNs) is expected to continue growing, despite the fact that the US 10-year Treasury yield’s decline to levels last seen in early November 2016 has weighed on the performance of these instruments. “While clients continue to remain allocated to fixed rate bonds for various reasons, we saw strong interest in floating rate loans since…
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