Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) · SSF-UN.TO · ISIN CA87158A1049
Symphony Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund
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Symphony Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund (SSF-UN.TO) trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange and operates in the Asset Management industry. Its ISIN is CA87158A1049. This page shows the latest available price, the day and 52-week ranges and an interactive chart. Quotes are delayed and are not intended for order execution.
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Key facts
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX)
ISIN
CA87158A1049
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Asset Management
Country
CA
Asset type
Fund
About Symphony Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund
The Symphony Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund operates as a closed-end mutual fund dedicated to fixed income investments, primarily managed by Brompton Funds Limited. Symphony Asset Management LLC acts as its co-manager. The fund’s strategy is to invest predominantly in short-duration, floating-rate senior corporate debt instruments, such as secured senior loans and other senior debt obligations, issued by North American companies with non-investment grade credit ratings. This Canadian-domiciled fund was established on November 1, 2011.
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- Where is Symphony Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund listed?
- Symphony Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol SSF-UN.TO, ISIN CA87158A1049.
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