Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 293 § 293.863 — Investment pool procedures; duties of State Treasurer
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 293 ·
Oregon Code § 293.863·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Investment pool procedures; duties of State Treasurer.
(1) As used in this section:
(a) Council
means the Oregon Investment Council.
(b) Investor
means an entity which deposits proceeds with the State Treasurer for investment
in a pool.
(c) Pool means
a fund or account established by the State Treasurer for the investment of
proceeds for one or more investors, pursuant to this section.
(d) Public body
has the meaning given that term in ORS 287A.001.
(e) Proceeds
means funds obtained from the sale of tax-exempt obligations, and other funds
which secure, or are held to pay debt service on, tax-exempt obligations.
(f) Tax-exempt
obligations means bonds, notes, certificates or other obligations, the
interest on which is excluded from gross income under the United States
Internal Revenue Code.
(2) In addition
to the other powers granted to the State Treasurer, the State Treasurer may
create one or more pools for the investment of proceeds. The pools shall be
separate and distinct from the General Fund. Amounts in a pool shall be
invested under the standards for investment of state funds which are provided
in ORS 293.701 to 293.857. However, the investment objective for the pools
shall be to make the amounts therein as productive to the investor as is
administratively reasonable, taking into account restrictions imposed by the
United States on the investment of the proceeds and the ability of the investor
to retain investment earnings for its benefit. Amounts in a pool shall be
invested according to policies established by the Oregon Investment Council.
ORS 293.857 shall not apply to investments of amounts in a pool. The State
Treasurer or the council may enter into agreements with investors regarding the
investment of proceeds in a pool authorized by this section and may take other
action reasonably required to establish and operate pools for the investment of
proceeds in a manner which reduces the burden on investors of complying with
federal arbitrage laws.
(3) The State
Treasurer or the council may contract for trust, investment management, legal,
accounting, financial advisory and other services with respect to the funds
invested in a pool. Costs of the services may be paid from earnings on proceeds
invested in a pool, from fees charged to investors or from any other legally
available funds. The State Treasurer may charge investors fees for deposit or
withdrawal of amounts from a pool. The fees shall not exceed the State
Treasurers reasonable estimate of the costs of creating and operating the
pool.
(4) The State
Treasurer shall establish policies and procedures for the allocation of pool
expenses, earnings and losses among investors in a pool, and for the deposit
and withdrawal of amounts in a pool. Net earnings on amounts in pools shall be
distributed among investors in accordance with the policies and procedures
established by the State Treasurer.
(5) The State of
Oregon, its agencies, public bodies and trustees which hold proceeds may invest
proceeds through the State Treasurer in a pool. [Formerly 293.824]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 293.863
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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