67 TREASURY MANAGEMENT STRATEGY 2023/24 PDF 251 KB
The Portfolio Holder for Corporate Governance, Finance and Resources to submit a report which outlines the Council’s prudential indicators for 2023/24 – 2025/26 and sets out the expected treasury operations for this period.
Additional documents:
Decision:
Cabinet:
1) RECOMMENDED to Council the prudential indicators and limits are adopted and approved as outlined in Appendix A, section 2.
2) RECOMMENDED to Council the Treasury Management Strategy as outlined in Appendix A be approved.
3) RECOMMENDED to Council the Minimum Revenue Provision (MRP) Statement which sets out the Council’s Policy on MRP be approved as outlined in para 5.4.
4) NOTED the linkages to the Capital Strategy due to the integral nature of how the Council managed its treasury finances to support capital development.
Minutes:
The Director for Corporate
Services introduced the report the purpose of which outlined the Council’s
prudential indicators for 2023/24-2025/26 setting out the expected treasury
operations for this period, fulfilling four key legislative requirements. The
report meets the requirements of both the CIPFA Code of Practice on Treasury
Management and the CIPFA Prudential Code for Capital Finance in Local
Authorities. The Council is required to comply with both codes through
Regulations issued under the Local Government Act 2003.
The Portfolio Holder for
Corporate Governance, Finance and Resources thanked the Director for Corporate
Services and her team for the preparation of Treasury Management Strategy and
outlined the recommendations.
Cabinet:
1) RECOMMENDED to Council the prudent
indicators and limits are adopted and approved as outlined in Appendix A,
section 2.
2) RECOMMENDED to Council the Treasury Management
Strategy as outlined in Appendix A be approved.
3) RECOMMENDED to Council the Minimum
Revenue Provision (MRP) Statement which sets out the Council’s Policy on MRP be
approved as outlined in para 5.4.
4) NOTED the linkages to the Capital
Strategy due to the integral nature of how the Council managed its treasury
finances to support capital development.
Reasons for Recommendations:
The Treasury
Management Code requires the Council to approve annually a Treasury Management
Strategy and to provide a mid-year update on Treasury Management activities to
the Council. It is a requirement that Treasury Management is scrutinised during
the year which falls within Cabinet’s remit.
To facilitate
the decision-making process and support capital investment decisions the
Prudential Code requires the Council to agree a minimum number of prudential
indicators.