Fixed-income portfolio selection is a common problem faced by financial market agents. The optimal allocation of these assets improves the profitability of institutions. A trade-off routinely found by the managers of these portfolios is deciding between buying floating rate securities or short-term or long-term fixed-rate securities, while the latter generally has a higher yield due to risk premium. Despite fixed rate securities have their return already set at the moment of purchase, they can be sold at any time and the new return will be subject to the current market prices. Since the return of a portfolio holding these securities is a random variable, we argue for the importance of a risk assessment and control a fixed income security portfolio. This study aimmed to develop an optimization model of return with a portfolio composed only on fixed and floating rate bonds from Brazil s sovereign treasury, using risk restrictions expressed on the Conditional Value at Risk measure. After that, backtestswere performed to measure model efficiency and compare its return to the Brazilian s Interbank rate. The tests have shown good results in profitability and risk control.