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ITEM CG13
- ANNEX 2
EXECUTIVE
– 2 APRIL 2003
TREASURY
MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR 2003/04
OXFORDSHIRE
COUNTY COUNCIL
DRAFT
TREASURY MANAGEMENT POLICY STATEMENT
- Oxfordshire
County Council defines its treasury management activities as:
"The
management of the organisation’s cash flows; its banking, money market
and capital market transactions; the effective control of the risks
associated with those activities; and the pursuit of optimum performance
consistent with those risks."
- Oxfordshire
County Council regards the successful identification, monitoring and
control of risk to be the prime criteria by which the effectiveness
of its treasury management activities will be measured. Accordingly,
the analysis and reporting of treasury management activities will
focus on their risk implications for the organisation.
- Oxfordshire
County Council acknowledges that effective treasury management will
provide support towards achievement of its business and service objectives.
It is therefore committed to the principles of achieving best value
in treasury management and to employing suitable performance measurement
techniques, within the context of effective risk management.
- The manner in
which Oxfordshire County Council will seek to achieve these objectives
and the arrangements for managing and controlling treasury management
activities is prescribed in the treasury management practices which
support this policy statement.
- Responsibility
for the implementation and monitoring of the Council’s treasury management
policies and practices are vested in the Executive. The officer responsible
for the execution and administration of treasury management decisions
is the Head of Finance, who will act in accordance with this Policy
Statement, Treasury Management Practices and CIPFA’s Standard of Professional
Practice on Treasury Management.
- Oxfordshire
County Council will receive reports on its treasury management policies,
practices and activities including as a minimum, an annual strategy
and plan in advance of the year and an annual report after its close.
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