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Information <br />City <br />� <br />Memorandum <br />To: MayTor and CityT Council <br />From: Lori Ziemer, Finance Director <br />Date: Apri118, 2022 <br />SubjeCt: QuarterlyT Investment Report �anuaryT — March 2022) <br />Introduction <br />The purpose of this report is to update the CityT Council on the status of the various investments the <br />cit�r maintains as of March 31, 2022. <br />Background <br />The investment policy complies �uith state statutes and generallyT follo�us the Government Finance <br />Officers Associarion (GFOA) model. <br />The investment goals for the Cit�T of Elk River are passive in nature due to the allowable <br />investments permitted under state statutes. The cityT has four objectives for investing, in order of <br />importance, they are: 1) safetyT of principal, 2) liquidityT, 3) return on investment, and 4) maintaining <br />the public trust This means we aYe focused on not losing on the original investment, having <br />sufficient funds on hand to meet ongoing operating cash needs, getting a market rate of return, and <br />not purchasing speculative investments. <br />State statutes limit the city's ability to invest in many risky types of investments. The city is generally <br />limited to federal and state government obligations or agencies backed b�T them, rated debt of local <br />governments, short-term highlyT rated commercial paper, certificates of deposit, and moneyT market <br />accounts (with collateYalization if in excess of FDIC insurance amounts). <br />The cityT intends to hold investments until maturityT, which means we will get the rate of return for <br />which we invest our funds. The finance staff makes sure the cityr is sufficiently liquid byr continually <br />updating our forecast on the anticipated cash flo`v needs over the next five-�rear time horizon. We <br />anticipate two large tax settlements each year along with the regularly-scheduled debt service <br />pa�rments. We also build in a reserve balance maintained in money market accounts in case of <br />unexpected expenditures. <br />
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