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HomeMy WebLinkAbout4.04 Treasurer's Report 08-31-1988 CITY OF DUBLIN AGENDA STATEMENT MEETING DATE: SEPTEMBER 12,1988 SUBJECT :City Treasurer's Investment Report as of August 31, 1988 EXHIBITS ATTACHED: City Treasurer' s Investment Repo 0 RECOMMENDATION :Accept the Treasurer' s Investment Report. Attached is the Investment detail list as of August 31, 1988 . The report shows that the City' s investment portfolio totals $17 ,567 , 482 . 19 . This represents an increase of $882 , 500 .74 compared to the City' s investments of last month. The primary reason for the increase is due to two factors: 1. The balance remaining as of August 30 from the Fire JPA funds equaled $1,135 , 666 . 50 , and 2. the large amount of checks outstanding that had not cleared the bank. The major investment in August was the $1,500 ,000 Certificate of Deposit (C-D) with Imperial Savings at an APR of 8. 4%. This C-D is backed by the required collateral defined in the California Government Codes. It was purchased because of the strength of the S & L plus the 25 basis points advantage over the Local Agency Investment Pooled Fund. All maturities on the 1988 COP construction fund investments are used to pay for construction costs of the Civic Center. Note that the rate of interest on investments in the Local Agency Investment Fund (LAIF) is calculated daily. The rate identified for that investment was effective for August 29 , 1988. The Fund pays interest on a quarterly basis. It is managed by the State Treasurer' s Office. The advantage in using this investment mechanism is that there is no minimum investment period, and the interest earned is determined by the length of time the deposit remains in the fund during any given quarter period. The maturity schedule of the City' s investments will permit the City to meet its expenditure requirement for the following month. J64/77 )t y C. city Treasurer's Investment Report August 31, 1988 ;Institution Type of Amount rate of maturity Invstmnt interest State Treasurer LAIF $8,122,000.00 8.154 0 0 0 1 First Network S Bank c-d $100,000.00 8.000 9 8 88 2 Torrence Savings & L c-d $95,000.00 7.850 9 8 88 3 County S. Bank c-d $100,000.00 8.125 9 16 88 4 Household Bank c-d $98,000.00 8.100 9 16 88 5 Carver S&L c-d $100,000.00 7.875 9 17 88 6 Brentwood Square S&L c-d $100,000.00 . 7.750 9 19 88 7 Skyline Savings c-d $98,603.72 7.150 9 20 88 8 1988 cop Flagship Fed S&L c-d $99,000.00. 8.300 9 23 88 9- Long Beach S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.125 9 23 88 10 Sterling S&L c-d $99,000.00 8.125 9 27 88 11 Continental S&L c-d $99,000.00 8.250 9 29 88 12 Great Pacific S&L •c-d $99,000.00 7.625 10 11 88 13 Newport Balboa S&L 'c-d $99,000.00 7.300 10 11 88 14 Pacific Coast S&L c-d $99 ,000.1)0 7.450 10 12 88 15 Executive S&L c-d $99,000.=00 8.500 10 14 88 16 Girard S. BAnk c-d -$99,000.00 8.750 10 14 88 17 Western Fin S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.375 10 14 88 18 Hawthorne S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.600 10 21 88 19 Irvine City S&L _ c-d $99,000.00 7.250 10 24 88 20 Security Fed S&L c-d $100,000.00 9.000 10 27 88 21 Cornerstone S & L c-d $100,000.00 8.250 10 27 88 22 First S&L c-d $95,000.00 8.500 11 10 88 23 Gibraltor S & L ' c-d . $100,000.00 • 8.400 11 29 88 24 La Cumbre S. BAnk c-d $99,000.00 8.250 12 27 88 25 San Clemente S&L c-d $99,000.00 8.375 12 29 88 26 American Interstate Sc-d $99,000.00 8.500 12 29 88 27 Imperial Savings Assoc-d $99,000.00 8.375 12 29 88 28 Capital Federal S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.100 1 10 89 29 Financial S&L c-d $99,000.00 8.150 120 89 30 Highland Fed S&L c-d $99,000.00 8.250 1 20 89 31 Provident Fed S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.150 1 20 89 32 US Community S. . Bank c-d $99,000.00 8.125 1 20 89 33 La Jolla Savings Bankc-d $99 ,000.00 8.250 1 20 89 34 Empire of America c-d $100 ,000.00 8.350 1 20 89 35 Century City S&L c-d $99 ,000.00 8.500 1 23 89 36 Southern California Sc-d $95,000.00 8.100 1 23 89 37 Shermon Oaks S. Bk. c-d $99,000. 00 8.000 2 3 89 38 Malaga S&L c-d $99 ,000.00 7.625 3 20 89 39 Southwest S&L c...d $100,000_00 7.750 3 20 89 40 Standard Pacific S&L c-d $99 ,000.00 7.500 3 20 89 41 Far West S&L c-d $98,000.00 7.700 3 23 89 42 Stockton S&L c-d $100,000.00 7.750 4 18 89 43 Santa Barbara S&L c-d $98 ,000.00 7.600 4 21 89 44 Bank of Livermore cltr c-d $400,000.00 8.000 4 28 89 45 Columbia S&L c-d $99 ,000.00 . 8.260 5 22 89 46 Bank of Livermore cltr c-d $300 ,000.00 8.000 5 26 89 47 • • e J Central Bank(1) U.S. Trea . $200,000.00 1 8.000 5 31 89 48 Del Amo S&1 c-d $100,000.00 8.000 6 16 89 49 Century FS & LA . c-d $99,000.00 7.950 6 30 89 50 Saratoga Savings c-d $100,000.00 8.000 6 30 89 51 Fidelity FS & LA c-d $100,000.00 7.950 6 30 89 52 Republic FS & LA c-d $100,000.00 8.000 6 30 89 53 First National Bank oc-d $99,000.00 8.150 6 30 89 54 Palomar Savings c-d $99,000.00 8.000 7 14 89 55 First Federal S Bank c-d $100,000.00 8.250 7 24 89 56 Westside S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.250 7 31 89 57 Imperial Savings SD cltr c-d $1,500,000.00 8.400 8 18 89 .58 Bel Air S&L c-d $99,000.00 7.000 8 29 89 59 Internaltional .S.Bnk c-d $99,000.00 . 7.950 8 31 89 60 Western Federal S&L c-d $100,000.00 8.000 3 23 90 61 American S&L c-d - $100,000.00 . 7.850 3 27 90 62 Brookside S&L c-d $99,000'.00 8.250 3 29 90 . 63 United Calif.S. Bank c-d $100,000.00 8.000 4 14 90 . 64 First Fed S&L . c-d $100,000.00 8.000 4 18 90 65 New American S&L c-d $99,000.00 . 8.000 4 18 90 66 Charter Savings Bnk c-d $99,000.00 8.000 4 18 90 67 Paramount S. Bank c-d $100,000.00 8.000 4 23 90 . 68 . Bank of California(2)FHLB Note $200,000.00 8.030 7 25 90 69 Bank of California( 3 )U.S. Trea $200,000.00 8.190 8 15 90 70 FNMA(Bank of Cal) (4) debenture $300,000.00 8.000 1 FNMA(Bank of Cal) (4) 4 10 91 72 CURRENT AMT INVESTED $17,567,482.19 PRIOR PERIOD INVESTED $16,684,981.45 increase(decrease) $882,500.74 footnotes 1.and 3 . United States Treasury Securities are fully guaranteed by the U.S. Government. 2. The Federal Home Loan bank consolidated bonds are lawful investments for all fiduciary, trust, and public funds including those under the control of the U.S. Government. 4. FNMA stands for the Federal National Mortgage Association. Obligations issued by FNMA debentures are "lawful investments and may be accepted as securi for fiduciary,trust,and public funds." 5. 1988 COP Construction funds are the investments made by Rauscher Pierce Refsnes of the new money funds from the Refinancing of the 1985 COP. This money is invested based upon the contruction schedule defined by the project manager. These investment are by the covenants in the refinancing documents yield restricted and cannot earn at a higher yield than the interest rate on the refinanced COPS. r