Join CalTRUST investment pool with other California cities
Resolution Resolution No. 132-12
In Plain English
Richmond currently manages its own cash investments separately. CalTRUST pools money from multiple cities to get better returns and lower fees. If approved, the city gains access to professional investment management and potentially higher earnings on idle cash.
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