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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-08-15; City Council; 10204; Report on City InvestmentsU b 0 a a b a c u a a rl *d w a c (d a a M a a rl G (d rl .d 3 0 V z 2 x .. z 0 5 a d 0 z 3 0 0 AB# /$ap# MTG. DEPT. 8/ 15/89 TRS TITLE: REPORT ON CITY INVESTMENTS No action is required. ITEM EXPLANATION: CITY MGR. State law requires the City Treasurer to report to the City Council on a monthly basis the status of the City’s investment portfolio. This report is presented to Council each month reporting on investments held on the first day of the month. In summary, the City‘s investment portfolio as of August 1, 1989, is as fol 1 ows : Average Principal Interest Average Certificates of Deposit Federal Gov’t Notes or Bonds’ Federal Agency Notes or Bonds‘ Corporate Notes3 Local Agency Investment Funds Bankers Acceptances4 Commerci a1 paper’ Other Investments Total Portfolio Amount Rate Term- $ 20,250,000 9.56% 280 3,853,010 14,417,444 8,580,808 12,532,000 3,348,883 984,533 323,686 $64,290,364 8.74 8.47 10.459 9.07 9.63 8.84 7.60 9.27 642 1587 1082 - 169 64 - 637 These investments have been made in accordance with the City’s investment policy adopted January 2, 1985, and last revised March 28, 1989. FISCAL IMPACT: When held to maturity, the above investments will yield $12,047,862 in interest revenue. The average life of the portfolio is 1.75 years. EXHI BITS : Detail listing of investments as of August 1, 1989. 1. Current market value = $ 4,077,316 2. Current market value = $14,443,904 3. Current market value = $ 8,696,265 4. Current Market Value = $ 3,422.785 5. Current Market Value = $ 988,600 Interest is current on all applicable securities. zzz 000 z JJJ X 0 ona J zzz z xax x a 0 Z (3 f3 13 >>>YX w z h xxa wino) J a u a zzz a 2 o) --- z CY o a jxxxz Iin~mxo)~a~>~a E - E moz zxz nJ-1J zxi~xmx~ IWY!Y:u> J r ww w z acDmcDxCnu ~~on-mwowzwu -www> zzzwz2 niLuLLaw---o-- 8s z a ;raw a 1 3222 x a L a uirrrto>m> tu -www+-Iw WLW c++I-z+rzwY-iru J 'fl Ul o) 3 3 Y EX -1 W L: L w w w a x '3 3 0 x 0 c 1333uIrI+Uel xaxCn--909 mc 0 N m U n n 0 0 9 L'I ? H N V .* n 3 J Q i\ *. 4 x I) a ln m a a J 0 a 0 A N a iv -I k n I- I m 3 in . -.I . -. nmuu NUh* .... nmmm ma-n 0 NIP J ..... 3www xi000 c + P rnmmin .- Q 9 0 0 0 0 0 a .3 0 r( h 9 9 9 ? m d z n m m CI h n n Q 0. LF. n & W a a a J E 0 u u z - a a J Y Y J U 0. 9 I i I I I I I i I I I I I a -I D -4 ;..I U ? 3. n a n D a 9 a ;I\ n > I- - Y 3 '0 f r ,-I 0. N N g rp, m n a U Y (L a N N 9 * K n r, a I I J c c c > L ?, n > h D J 3 4 0 PIIIt4If.O IN USA U 9 0 3 3 J 0 0 J J d h Q Q m d 9 9 X h lo m m n FI CI n 0 .j 3. ii e r m 3 m o o o o o o .a o o o o GI .a o~o~oaomo?oa~ ..j...I...I...I.. . .I. . .I .. .I. . .I. . I- da 0.E: on 43. \\ dd \ z w N OJ I oJo UJU X 0u0 mIR .zn ha.. I1 -nLL w 3. CJ ana 343 um I-KY a .- ea u~a rtap I-wk- so- LIX 0-3 YI-u 0-w LL u m l0ll.l > > \ a a \ I : I \ a 3 ?. 0 D [! ; c D a h \ a a a a a a a F F L D \ \ Y \ \ 5 n 3 3 2 1) I c J II 1 J J 3 L J U m D .a D 6 h 9 I\ rl U 4 ,v 9 3 n Ncl a N 4 X J R N 3. 1 U 9 9' n o 3. rv 4 t I rn M c ou &I -ri a c ML)