§ 35.104 INVESTMENT ACCOUNTING AND PORTFOLIO REPORTING.
   The city shall maintain an inventory of all portfolio assets. A description of each security will include security type, issue/issuer, cost [original purchase cost or current book value], par value [maturity value], maturity date, settlement date [delivery versus payment date of purchased or sold securities], and any coupon [interest] rate. The investment report will also include a record of all security purchases and sales. Regularly issued reports will include a monthly portfolio report and a quarterly portfolio report to the Director of Finance, detailing the current inventory of all securities, all investment transactions, any income received [maturities, interest payments, and sales], and any expenses paid. The report will also include the purchase yield of each security, the average-weighted yield and average-weighted maturity of the portfolio. The portfolio report shall state the name(s) of any persons or entity effecting transactions on behalf of the city. Any premium paid over par may be amortized equally during the life of the investment as a deduction from semiannual or annual interest payment(s) received each year, or such premium paid may be amortized at the final maturity date of the investment. Any discount from par will be recognized at the final maturity date of the investment.
(Ord. 85-94, passed 10-3-94; Am. Ord. 89-96, passed 10-7-96; Am. Ord. 10-99, passed 2-16-99; Am. Ord. 82-13, passed 11-4-13)