Loading...
Investment Oversight Qtrly Report (2) From: To: Regarding: City of Dubuque, Investment Oversight Commission MEMBERS of the CITY COUNCIL OF DUBUQUE Quarterly Report In Accordance with Ordinance No. 50-92 (3) Sec. 2-231, City code, the City of Dubuque Investment Oversight Commission (IOC) respectfully submits the 52nd quarterly report. The IOC members met on April 26, 2006. The transactions reviewed through March 31, 2006 appear to be in compliance with the Articles in the Investment Policy. Mr. Kim Keuter from U.S. Bank came before the Commission for the annual review of the funds they manage for the City. Mr. Keuter, Trust Officer of U.S. Bank presented information and answered questions relative to his bank's investment management work. Mr. Keuter confirmed that investments with U.S. Bank are in compliance with the City's investment policy. Mr. Keuter reviewed the portfolio performance, treasury yield curve comparison, economic situation and fixed income conditions and outlook. Mr. Keuter discussed the strategy for the portfolio because of the unusual flat yield curve. With interest rate the same in the short term market and the long term market he does not intend to go beyond the 2 year time frame with any funds that need to be reinvested in order to minimize risk in this unusual market condition. Ken TeKippe, Finance Director reviewed the schedule of funds managed by their department and presented information on fees charged by the outside portfolio managers. There was additional discussion about the interest rates the City is receiving on Certificates of Deposits that are being rolled over. There has been a substantial increase in the yield on Certificates of Deposits during the last year. The IOC did receive communication and questions from Dubuque Bank and Trust about different investment options for the portfolio they manage. The IOC decided to invite DB&T in to discuss possible changes during our July meeting. Respectfully submitted Pau[ Lassance Paul Lassance Chairman Investment Oversight Commission