What is a US Treasury floating rate note (FRN)?

Floating Rate Notes (FRN) are US Treasuries where the coupon rate is indexed to an underlying reference rate, generally the 13 week T-Bill plus a defined spread, which will therefore change (or ‘float’) over the life of the Note.

The prevailing coupon rate for FRNs is displayed in the trading platforms on a best efforts basis via third party data providers, but investors should refer to the Treasury Direct website for more information on FRNs and to confirm the most recently reported rates.

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