About The Program
About The Program
Background
MOSIP was established in 1991 under the authority of Article VI, Section 16 of the Constitution of Missouri and Sections 70.210 to 70.320, Revised Statutes of Missouri, as amended. These statutory provisions provide authority for Missouri’s political subdivisions to pool their funds together for a common service, provided such municipalities and political subdivisions are authorized to do so.
Investment options and services
MOSIP’s Intergovernmental Agreement provides for the creation of multiple specialized investment series within the Program. Currently, MOSIP offers two investment options: the MOSIP Liquid Series and the MOSIP Term Series. MOSIP also offers additional services authorized by the MOSIP Board of Directors and provided by PFM Asset Management1 (PFMAM).
Investment Options | ||
MOSIP Term Series | MOSIP Liquid Series | |
Investment Period | 60 Day Minimum 1 Year Maximum | One Day Minimum |
Balance Requirements | $1,000,000 Minimum | $1.00 Minimum |
Additional Deposits | $1,000,000 Minimum | No Minimum |
Statements | Daily Confirmation Monthly Statement | Daily Confirmation Monthly Statement |
Withdrawals | Planned Redemption | Unlimited |
Transaction Charges & Fees | None | None |
Accounts | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Rate | Fixed Rate | Variable Rate/ Calculated Daily |
Interest Earnings | Planned Redemption or | Calculated Daily Paid Monthly |
Credit Rating | AAAf by Fitch Ratings2 | AAAm from S&P Global3 |
Additional Products
The following products and services are authorized by the MOSIP Board of Directors. These services are provided by under a separate agreement with the investment advisor.
Certificates of Deposit (CDs)
- Investors receive advice on the purchase of CDs to meet their specific needs
Investment of Bond Proceeds
Investment Options:
- Bond Account Management (BAM): PFMAM manages bond proceeds and performs arbitrage rebate calculations
- Laddered Portfolio: Matches maturities to meet expected cash flow needs and arbitrage rebate requirements
Individual Portfolio Management (IP)
PFMAM creates a customized investment strategy and portfolio for your entity. This process includes:
- Asset/liability review
- Cash flow review and analysis
- Investment policy review
- Establishment of acceptable benchmarks
- Development of an optimal investment portfolio
- Third-party safekeeping
- Ongoing active management of investments
To learn more about these services, contact a MOSIP Program Representative.
1 PFM Asset Management is a division of U.S. Bancorp Asset Management Inc., the MOSIP’s investment advisor and administrator, that services public sector clients.
2 Fitch AAAf Rating: portfolios with this rating indicate having the highest underlying credit quality. Please visit fitchratings.com for more information and ratings methodology.
3 S&P Global AAAm Rating: S&P evaluates a number of factors, including credit quality, market price, exposure, and management. Please visit SPGlobal.com/Ratings for more information and ratings methodology.
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Updated Information Statement Available
An updated Information Statement, dated October 1, 2024, is now available for review. Please click here to access the document. If you have any questions, please email CSGMWW@pfmam.com.
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