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2008 Banking Update Upcoming Changes in Collateralization Mark M. Farrell, KeyBank Public Sector Group OMFOA/OACTFO Conference Spring 2008 Phone (503) 790-7543

2008 Banking Update Upcoming Changes in Collateralization Mark M. Farrell, KeyBank Public Sector Group OMFOA/OACTFO Conference Spring 2008 Phone (503)

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Page 1: 2008 Banking Update Upcoming Changes in Collateralization Mark M. Farrell, KeyBank Public Sector Group OMFOA/OACTFO Conference Spring 2008 Phone (503)

2008 Banking UpdateUpcoming Changes in

Collateralization

Mark M. Farrell, KeyBank Public Sector Group

OMFOA/OACTFO Conference Spring 2008 Phone (503) 790-7543

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•Current Responsibilities and Procedures

•HB 2901’s Revisions to ORS 295

(landru.leg.state.or.us/07reg/measpdf/hb2900.dir/hb2901.en.pdf)

•New Structure Effective July 1, 2008

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Current System

• Depositor must request COP

• Depositor verifies that bank is a qualified depository (www.ost.state.or.us/divisions/finance/qualifieddepositoriespublicfunds.htm)

• No notice by depositor to State Treasury of its depository banks

• Collateral traditionally based on estimated peak balances

New System

• No COP’s – reduced paperwork and administration

• Depositor verifies that bank is a qualified depository

• Depositor required to notify State Treasury of its depository banks and of local contact

• Collateral based on actual balances

Revisions to ORS 295

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Current System

• Depositor responsible for maintaining adequate collateral - potential personal liability for public officials

• Banks pledge 25% collateral (110% if required by State Treasury)

• A bank’s collateral secures its depositors only

• A bank is not responsible for another bank’s performance

New System

• Banks report public deposits quarterly to State Treasury –eliminates some personal liability for public officials

• Banks pledge 10% collateral if well capitalized, 25% if adequately capitalized, 110% if undercapitalized

• All banks’ collateral is pooled and secures all depositors of a bank incurring a loss

• To the extent the collateral pool is inadequate to cover a loss, all banks are responsible pro rata for the shortfall

Revisions to ORS 295 (cont.)

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Collateral Pool

Pool ManagerCollateral = 10%/25%/

110% of Deposits

Bank A

State Treasury

Bank CBank B

Pool ManagerCollateral = 10%/25%/

110% of Deposits

Pool ManagerCollateral = 10%/25%/

110% of Deposits

New System

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• Handouts

• Questions?

Contacts:

Mark M. FarrellSenior RelationshipManager

Public Sector Group1211 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 400Mailcode: OR-20-21-0444Portland, OR 97204

Tel: 503.790.7543Fax: [email protected]

Mark M. FarrellSenior RelationshipManager

Public Sector Group1211 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 400Mailcode: OR-20-21-0444Portland, OR 97204

Tel: 503.790.7543Fax: [email protected]

Mark S. HudspethSenior Vice President

Public Sector Group1211 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 400Mailcode: OR-20-21-0444Portland, OR 97204

Tel: 503.790.7682Fax: [email protected]

Mark S. HudspethSenior Vice President

Public Sector Group1211 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 400Mailcode: OR-20-21-0444Portland, OR 97204

Tel: 503.790.7682Fax: [email protected]