What gets into "Floating-coupon bonds"?

The coupon of these issues follows the rate, so their price falls less when rates rise. The list is rebuilt from exchange data; issues that no longer match the rule leave it on their own.

Is this a recommendation to buy?

No. This is a selection by a formal rule, not advice. A high yield is also a risk premium: check the issuer, the maturity and the offer date before you decide.

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Floating-coupon bonds

The coupon of these issues follows the rate, so their price falls less when rates rise.

All selections →All bonds →7 issues

Issue	Yield	Coupon	Maturity	Turnover, ₽
PIK SZ BO-P04RU000A0ZZ1M2 99.10 %	—	16.00 %	24/03/2028	—
RVK-Invest 001P-01RU000A1021G3 100.01 %	—	18.75 %	06/08/2030	—
X5 FINANSE 003P-04RU000A107WL0 100.01 %	—	15.60 %	28/02/2034	—
AZBUKA VKUSA P03RU000A109825 99.76 %	—	16.25 %	22/06/2034	—
Garant-Invest BO 002P-10RU000A109791 —	—	10.00 %	30/07/2030	—
GazTransSnab BO-01RU000A109RX1 —	—	20.00 %	04/10/2029	—
Finance Systems BO-P01RU000A1094L0 —	—	—	28/07/2027	—

How to use this selection

Check the rule. The heading states the rule the list is built on, and the line above the table gives the number behind it.
Look at the maturity. The further the maturity, the more the price moves when rates change. A short issue is calmer.
Open the issue. The card shows the issuer, the coupon schedule, the offer date and the price history.

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