Ohio Admin. Code 3356-3-07 - Designation of the university's official bank
(A) Policy statement. The board of trustees
shall designate a qualified local bank for all banking and treasury management
services, including the depository of all university funds, in compliance with
provisions of the Revised Code and all other applicable laws and
regulations.
(B) Purpose. To
establish criteria for the selection and requirements of the banking
institution selected to serve as the university's official depository and
provider of banking and treasury management services to the
university.
(C) Scope. This policy
governs the selection and designation of the university's official bank to
provide all banking and treasury management services.
(D) Definitions.
(1) "Local banks" include any state or
national bank as defined in section
1101.01 of the Revised Code that
has offices in the Youngstown metropolitan area.
(2) "Banking and treasury management
services" include the deposit of university funds, including currency, coins,
checks and money orders, as well as payments and receipts from wire transfers,
automated clearing house transactions, debit/credit cards, and other types of
financial services.
(E)
Parameters.
(1) The university's official
depository will be awarded up to a ten-year contract. A competitive selection
process will be conducted every ten years or earlier.
(2) At least quarterly, the vice president
for finance and business operations shall cause to be prepared a report to the
investment subcommittee of the board of trustees on the status of cash balances
and non-endowment and endowment portfolios.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3356.03
Rule Amplifies: 3356.03
Prior Effective Dates: 01/28/1987, 05/21/1999, 06/16/2003, 08/21/2010, 08/27/2015, 06/22/2020
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