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b. Any national or state bank in the U.S. <br />that is a member of the Federal Reserve System <br />and whose combined capital and surplus <br />equals or exceeds $10,000.000. <br />V. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN INVESTMENTS <br />A. Certificates of Deposits <br />1. Certificates of deposit shall not exceed the <br />amount of F.D.I.C. insurance covering such <br />deposit unless collateral or a bond is <br />furnished as additional security. Except for <br />notes secured by first mortgages, the total <br />amount of collateral computed at its market <br />value shall be at least ten percent more than <br />the amount or deposit in excess of the <br />insured portion. <br />2. The total amount of collateral consisting of <br />notes secured by first mortgages of future <br />maturity, computed at its market value shall <br />be at least forty percent more than the <br />amount on deposit in excess of the insured <br />portion. <br />3. The collateral so deposited shall be assigned <br />to the City of Lino Lakes from the <br />depository. <br />B. Bankers Acceptances <br />1. Bankers Acceptances shall be restricted to <br />those of United States banks eligible for <br />purchase by the Federal Reserve System. <br />C. COMMERCIAL Paper <br />1. Commercial paper shall be restricted to <br />issues that have a rating of A-1 by Moody's <br />and P1 by Standard and Poors and mature in <br />270 days or less. <br />2. Commercial paper shall be purchased only <br />from dealers who report to the Federal <br />Reserve Bank of New York or from qualifying <br />banks. <br />VII. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS <br />The City of Lino Lakes investment program should have <br />four basic ingredients: legality, safety, liquidity, <br />and yield. Cash management is also an essential <br />ingredient to a good investment program. The Finance <br />Department has the responsibility to establish <br />procedures for effective cash management. These <br />procedures will be maintained by the Accountant and <br />reviewed with the City Administrator, at a minimum, on <br />an annual basis to determine applicability. <br />