Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF (MFT.TO)

A floating rate note is an instrument issued by a corporation where the coupon adjusts each quarter. It is not a money market replacement because there is some credit risk, although not high. It is money market-like because it is linked to short term interest rates. He has shifted a lot of money into floating rate notes because he thinks interest rates will go higher. He has no trouble putting money in. FLOT-N is one he uses in the US.

Floating rate notes give you an income payment adjusted to the change in short term interest rates. They go up in a rising rate environment, but there are not a lot of capital gains in this. He likes these notes in this environment, but more so in the US.