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INVESTMENT POLICY <br /> securities, which are direct obligations or are <br /> guaranteed or insured issues <br /> of the United States, its agencies, its <br /> instrumentalities, or organizations created by an <br /> act of Congress. <br /> B. State and local securities. Funds may be invested <br /> in the following: <br /> 1 . Any security which is a general obligation of <br /> any state or local <br /> government with taxing powers which is rated A <br /> or better by a national bond rating service. <br /> 2 . Any security, which is a revenue obligation of <br /> any state or local government with taxing, <br /> powers which is rated AA or better by a <br /> national bond rating service. <br /> 3 . General obligations of the Minnesota housing <br /> finance agency, which is a moral obligation of <br /> the state of Minnesota and is rated A or better <br /> by a national bond-rating agency. <br /> C. Commercial papers. Funds may be invested in <br /> commercial paper issued by United States corporation <br /> or their Canadian subsidiaries that is rated in the <br /> highest quality category by at least two nationally <br /> recognized rating agencies and mature in 270 days or <br /> less. <br /> D. Time deposits . Fund may be invested in time <br /> deposits that are fully insured by the Federal <br /> Deposit Insurance Corporation or bankers acceptances <br /> of United States banks. <br /> Any change to the stature will be deemed to be incorporated <br /> into this policy. <br /> VIII.Insurance Coverage <br /> Full insurance coverage will be required on investment <br /> accounts at a minimum of $10, 000, 000 total per account . The <br /> insurance coverage may be a combination of FDIC and SIPC <br /> insurance. The level of insurance coverage will be adjusted <br /> upward to cover the full value of the account, if the <br /> account exceeds $10, 000, 000 . <br /> IX. Safekeeping <br /> Securities purchased shall be retained at the institution <br /> where the securities are purchased. <br /> 4 <br />