6144 - INVESTMENT INCOME

The School Board authorizes the Business Manageror Corporation Treasurer to make investments of available monies from the several funds of the School Corporation in:

1. bonds, bills, or notes of the United States; obligations, the principal and interest of which are fully guaranteed by the United States; or obligations of the State;
2. certificates of deposit issued by financial institutions organized and authorized to operate in this State;
3. Bank account interests

The purpose of the investments is to maximize the returns on the Corporation's excess cash balances consistent with safety of those monies and with the desired liquidity of the investments.

The Business Managershall include in the monthly report to the Board all cash in all accounts on deposit as well as the investment assets of the Board.

The Board also requires the Business Manager to report to the Board monthly:

1. the types and amounts of each investment and the interest earned on each statement of funds;
2. the transactions occurring since the last report.

An obligation when received by the Business Manager, shall be deposited with the bank or trust company having the deposit of the money of the particular fund from which the obligation was purchased.

Money in the several funds of the Corporation may be commingled for the purpose of making an investment. The Treasurer also may join with other school treasurers,and other political subdivisions and other governmental entities for the purpose of investing Corporation funds pursuant to an interlocal cooperation agreement under I.C. 36-1-7. S/He shall account for such investments separately.

The Board may authorize the Board’s investing officer to invest in certificates of deposit from depositories that have been designated by the State Board of Finance as a depository for State funds under I.C. 5-13-9-5 but have not been designated by the Corporation’s Board of Finance established by Board Bylaw 0151.1. This authorization shall be in the form of a resolution approved by the Board. Such resolution must provide that the authority to invest in these certificates of deposit granted by the resolution expires on a date that is not later than two (2) years after the date of the Board’s vote adopting the resolution.

Revised 9/9/14

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