Fox Business News reported, according to people familiar with the deal, that GE Capital is marketing $500 million in rare ten-year floating-rate notes to investors.

Fox said the notes would be the first floating-rate debt with a maturity of that length to price this year and noted only about $5 billion of such notes have been issued in the past five years combined, as companies have focused on locking in low fixed-rate costs.

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