Debt and Investments
The Debt and Investments and Cash Management unit of the Administrative Services Department is responsible for three principal functions related to the City's financial management.
Debt Management
Work directly with City departments in issuance of new City debt including:
- coordination of the bond issuance process,
- oversight of credit rating agency and investor relations,
- recommending investment strategies for debt proceeds
- maintaining required financial disclosure reports, and
- reporting of debt activities
Capital Financing and Debt Management Policy
Investment Management
Work with External Portfolio Manager on:
- investment strategy development,
- trade execution,
- credit review, and
- compliance activities.
Cash Management
Oversee services including:
- cash flow/liquidity forecasting,
- City's relationships with various financial services providers, and
- development and implementation of citywide banking policies and services.
Internally, management of debt and investments depends on cash management for deposit and receipt information upon which investment and cash flow determinations are made; debt is paid; and financial information is reported as required by the federal, state, and City laws and regulations.
IRMA Exception Letter
By publicly posting the written disclosure contained in the link below, the City of Stockton intends that market participants receive and use it for purposes of the independent registered municipal advisor exemption to Rule 158 of the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding Registration of Municipal Advisors (SEC Municipal Advisor Rule).
SEC Municipal Advisor Rule - Evidence of IRMA Exemption
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This City of Stockton web page last reviewed on --- 10/31/2017