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Access to investment grade floating rate collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) in a liquid and transparent ETF
Compelling Yield
RAAA provides access to predominately AAA as well as AA and A-rated CLOs. These securities have traditionally been only available to institutional investors and offer attractive yield and diversification advantages relatively to other cash replacement and fixed income options.
Maintain purchasing power
The floating rate feature of CLOs will generate a higher yield when interest rates increase and a lower yield when interest rates fall, providing alignment to maintain purchasing power.
Diversification
CLOs are a unique asset class that may provide investors with enhanced portfolio diversification relative to traditional bonds.
RAAA seeks to provide a high level of current income and capital appreciation by investing in a diversified portfolio of investment grade European and U.S. floating rate collateralized loan obligations (CLOs). RAAA will hedge its non-Canadian dollar currency exposure at all times.
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Corton Capital is a Canadian corporation which acts as the Manager, Portfolio Advisor and Trustee of the Corton Enhanced Income Fund.