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ODESSA COLLEGE

QUARTERLY INVESTMENT REPORT
JUNE I - AUGUST 31, 2002

AS REQUIRED BY THE
TEXAS PUBLIC FUNDS INVESTMENT ACT


I. Investment Position by Pooled Fund Group
II. Book Value and Market Value by Type of Asset
III. Diversity By Type and Maturity
IV. Investment Earnings by Type of Asset
V. Statements of Compliance of Investment Portfolio


INVESTMENT POSITION BY POOLED FUND GROUP
QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31, 2002
I.

 
Beginning
Market Value
June 1, 2002
Investment
Additions
(Deductions)
Market
Value
Appreciation
Ending
Market Value
Aug 31, 2002
INVESTMENT POOL A:        
  Current Unrestricted Funds
15,302,876
526,254
(9,440)
15,819,690
  Current Restricted Funds
2,450,524
(91,994)
(1,407)
2,357,123
  Loan Funds
435,634
(398,083)
(22)
37,529
  Endowment Fund
650,757
415
(388)
650,784
  Renewal & Replacement Fund
5,788,206
(302,366)
(3,272)
5,482,568
  Agency Funds Held for Others
68,113
(38,441)
(18)
29,654
   
24,696,110
(304,215)
(14,547)
24,377,348
         
INVESTMENT POOL B (DEBT SERVICE):        
  Bond Interest & Sinking Fund
859,326
457,987
0
1,317,313
  Bond Debt Service Reserve
2,697,894
0
73,494
2,771,388
   
3,557,220
457,987
73,494
4,088,701
           
INVESTMENT POOL C (CMO'S):        
  Renewal & Replacement Fund
0
0
0
0
   
0
0
0
0
           
ALL FUNDS
$28,253,330
$153,772
$58,947
$28,466,049

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BOOK VALUE AND MARKET VALUE OF INVESTMENTS BY TYPE OF ASSET
QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31, 2002
II.

 
P.F.I.A.
Authorization
May 31, 2002
August 31, 2002
Maturity
 
Book Value
Market Value
Book Value
Market Value
Public Funds Investment
Pools
Sec. 2256.016
TexPool Fund - General  
8,473,218
8,473,218
9,413,069
9,413,069
Daily Liquidity
TexPool Fund - Interest & Sinking  
859,326
859,326
1,317,313
1,317,313
Daily Liquidity
Lone Star Liquidity Plus Fund  
34,949
34,949
35,110
35,110
Daily Liquidity
Lone Star Liquidity Corporate Fund  
2,479,954
2,479,954
2,491,611
2,491,611
Daily Liquidity
Lone Star U.S. Government Fund  
111,133
111,133
111,827
111,827
Semi-monthly
Logic - Liquid Asset Fund  
2,076,063
2,076,063
3,087,454
3,087,454
Daily Liquidity
   
14,034,643
14,034,643
16,456,384
16,456,384
   
Money Market Funds Sec. 2256.014
Goldman Sachs (American State Bank)  
222,416
222,416
484,449
484,449
Daily Liquidity
   
222,416
222,416
484,449
484,449
   
U.S. Govt Agencies Sec. 2256.009
Pooled Operating Funds  
11,249,625
11,298,376
8,719,625
8,753,829
3.24 years
Debt Service Reserve Fund  
2,688,027
2,697,895
2,688,027
2,771,388
3.67 years
   
13,937,652
13,996,271
11,407,652
11,525,217
   
Mortgage-Backed Securities  
CMO's (inverse Floating Rates)  
0
0
0
0
   
$28,194,711
$28,253,330
$28,348,485
$28,466,050
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INVESTMENT DIVERSITY REPORT
QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31, 2002
III.

DIVERSITY BY SECURITY TYPE:
  PIP Public Investment Pool
16,456,384
  USG U.S. Govt Agencies
11,525,217
  MMA Money Market Funds
484,449
   
$28,466,O50
DIVERSITY BY MATURITY:
  0-1 year
16,940,833
  1-2 years
1,772,780
  2-3 years
4,011,000
  3-5 years
5,741,437
  5 years +
0
   
$28,466,050
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INVESTMENT EARNINGS BY TYPE OF ASSET
QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31,2002
IV.

   
Quarter
Ending
Aug 2002
Quarterly
Yield
Year-to-Date
Sep 2001 -
Aug 2002
Annual
Yield
INTEREST INCOME:        
Public Funds Investment Pools        
  TexPool
47,838
1.87%
226,699
2.15%
  LoneStar Liquidity Plus
161
1.82%
796
2.29%
  LoneStar Liquidity Corporate
11,658
1.86%
56,633
2.30%
  LoneStar Enhanced Corporate
694
2.22%
3,153
3.21%
  Logic
11,391
1.87%
70,186
2.45%
   
71,742
1.87%
357,467
2.23%
   
  Money Market Funds
1,295
1.35%
8,375
1.42%
   
  U.S. Government Agencies
118,014
3.80%
457,565
4.11%
   
  Mortgage-Backed Securities
0
N/A
28,172
11.86%
   
 
Total Interest Earned
$191,051
2.72%
$851,579
3.05%
           
 
Benchmark Yield:
       
    3-Month Treasury Bill
1.67%
697,629
1.83%
    Actual above Benchmark (BPS +
105 BPS
+
122 BPS
           
    Annual Budgeted Interest Earnings (All Funds)
$1,075,000
 
    Percent of Budget Earned To Date
79.2%

GAINS (LOSSES) ON SALE OF INVESTMENTS:
Unrealized Gains (Changes in Market Value
Since Beginning of Year)
$58,946 $116,391
Realized Gains (On Investments Sold or
Matured Since Beginning of Year)
$0 ($127,942)
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STATEMENTS OF COMPLIANCE OF INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31,2002
V.

Statement 1: Compliance with investment strategies of the District.
 

As evidenced by the market valuations and maturities described in this report, the investments of the District for the quarter ending August 31, 2002 comply with the investment objectives and strategies as expressed in the Odessa Junior College District Investment Policy. The investment objectives, in order of priority, are:

  1. Preservation and Safety of Principal
  2. Liquidity
  3. Maturity
  4. Portfolio Diversification
  5. Yield
  6. Investment Suitability
Statement 2: Investment Strategies for the next quarter:
  Current, Loan, Endowment, and Agency Funds: These funds are pooled together and invested to assure adequate liquidity for cash flows. To accomplish this, the District will continue to invest in public funds investment pools, daily liquidity money market funds, short- to medium-term government agencies, high-quality dual-rated commercial paper, and/or certificates of deposit.
  Unexpended Bond Proceeds: At August 31 st, there were no remaining unspent funds.
  Bond Debt Service Interest & Sinking Funds: Interest and sinking funds are set aside on a monthly basis and invested in a separate TexPool account until the semi-annual debt service payments are made in June and December.
  Bond Debt Service Reserves: The 1998 Bond debt service reserve is invested in 3-1/2 year and 4-1/2 year government agency bonds issued by the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) with stated yields 'of 4.24% and 4.64%, respectively, payable semi-annually.
  Renewal/Replacement Funds: These funds are invested in a variety of instruments including public funds investment pools, daily liquidity money market funds, short- to medium-term government agencies, high-quality dual-rated commercial paper, and/or certificates of deposit. The average maturity of these funds is longer than the Operating Funds as only one-tenth of the fund balance is budgeted for expenditure in the current year.
Statement 3: Compliance with requirements relating to business organizations seeking to
sell investments.
 

All business organizations that have sold investments to Odessa College during the quarter ended August 31, 2002, have executed a written instrument stating that the qualified representative of the organization has:

  1. received and thoroughly reviewed the Investment Policy of the Odessa Junior College District, and
  2. implemented reasonable procedures and controls in an effort to preclude imprudent investment activities arising out of investment transactions conducted between the District and the organization.
Statement 4: Compliance with requirements of the Public Funds Investment Act.
  To the best of my knowledge, the investment portfolio of the District at August 31, 2002, and the investment transactions entered into during the quarter then ended are in compliance with the Texas Public Funds Investment Act.

Virginia Chisum, CPA, M.Ed.
Vice President for Business Affairs

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