Issue - meetings
Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18
Meeting: 22/11/2017 - Council (Item 9)
9 Report of the Audit Committee - Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18 PDF 64 KB
To receive a report from the Audit Committee setting out the Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18.
Additional documents:
- Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18, item 9 PDF 434 KB
- Webcast for Report of the Audit Committee - Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18
Decision:
The Council considered a report from the Audit Committee setting out the Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18. The recommendations were put to the vote under the guillotine procedure at Council Procedure Rule 9.
DECISION:
That the Council note:
1. The contents of the treasury management activities and performance against targets for half year ending 30th September 2017;
2. The Council’s outstanding investments which amount to £447.1m at 30th September 2017 as set out at appendix 2 to the report;
3. The potential impact on the Council of becoming a retail client with effect from 3rd January 2018 as set out at section 3.7 of the report; and
4. The protections available to retail clients that the Council will forgo as a result of opting up to professional client as set out at appendix 4 to the report.
(Action by: Zena Cooke Corporate Director, Resources)
Minutes:
The Council considered a report from the Audit Committee setting out the Treasury Management Mid-Year Report 2017/18. The recommendations were put to the vote under the guillotine procedure at Council Procedure Rule 9. Accordingly it was
RESOLVED:
That the Council note:
1. The contents of the treasury management activities and performance against targets for half year ending 30th September 2017;
2. The Council’s outstanding investments which amount to £447.1m at 30th September 2017 as set out at appendix 2 to the report;
3. The potential impact on the Council of becoming a retail client with effect from 3rd January 2018 as set out at section 3.7 of the report; and
4. The protections available to retail clients that the Council will forgo as a result of opting up to professional client as set out at appendix 4 to the report.