24 Treasury Management Strategy 2024 - 2025
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Executive Summary |
This report sets out the Council’s Treasury Management Strategy for the year 2024/25. It sets out details of the Council’s Treasury Management activities and presents a strategy for the prudent investment of the Council’s resources. It also sets out the Council’s approach to the deployment of capital resources in meeting the Council’s overall aims and objectives.
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Options considered
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No other options considered. It is a requirement that the Treasury Management Strategy report must be approved by full Council each year in advance of the new financial year to ensure the Council is compliant with the CIPFA Treasury Management, CIPFA Prudential Codes and guidance issued by the Department of Levelling Up, Housing & Communities (DLUHC).
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Consultation(s) |
Cabinet Member Section 151 Officer
This report has been prepared with the assistance of Link Treasury Services, the Council’s Treasury Management advisors.
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Recommendations
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To recommend to full Council that the Treasury Management Strategy 2024/25 is approved.
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Reasons for recommendations
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Approval by Full Council demonstrates compliance with the Prudential Codes to ensure;
· A flexible investment strategy enabling the Council to respond to changing market conditions. · Ensure compliance with CIPFA and DHLUC guidance. · Confirming capital resources available for delivery of the Council’s capital programme.
It is a requirement that any proposed changes to the prudential indicators are approved by Full Council.
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Background papers
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The Council’s Treasury Management Strategy 2023/24.
CIPFA Prudential Code (Treasury Management in the Public Services: Code of Practice 2021 Edition).
CIPFA Prudential Code (Capital Finance in Local Authorities: Code of Practice 2021 Edition).
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Wards affected |
All |
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Cabinet member(s) |
Cllr. Lucy Shires |
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Contact Officer |
James Moore |
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Links to key documents:
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Corporate Plan: |
This report is required to ensure that the Council can demonstrate it is in a sound financial position and able to deliver the projects in the Capital Programme which support the Corporate Plan Objectives. |
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Medium Term Financial Strategy (MTFS) |
This report supports the MTFS in confirming adequate financing is in place for the Council to operate its regular functions alongside delivering the Council’s Capital Programme. |
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Council Policies & Strategies |
N/A |
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Corporate Governance:
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Is this a key decision |
No |
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Has the public interest test been applied |
Not an exempt item. |
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Details of any previous decision(s) on this matter |
N/A |
Additional documents:
Decision:
Decision
RESOLVED
To recommend to Full Council that the Treasury Management Strategy 2024/25 is approved.
Reason for the decision:
Approval by Full Council demonstrates compliance with the Prudential Codes to ensure;
· A flexible investment strategy enabling the Council to respond to changing market conditions.
· Ensure compliance with CIPFA and DHLUC guidance.
· Confirming capital resources available for delivery of the Council’s capital programme.
It is a requirement that any proposed changes to the prudential indicators are approved by Full Council.
Minutes:
The Portfolio Holder for Finance, Cllr Shires introduced this item. She said that it was coming through to Cabinet later than anticipated, due to Overview & Scrutiny Committee requesting training for members before scrutinising it. She said that this had now taken place and Overview & Scrutiny Committee had recommended its approval.
It was proposed by Cllr L Shires, seconded by Cllr T Adams and
RESOLVED
To recommend to Full Council that the Treasury Management Strategy 2024/25 is approved.
Reason for the decision:
Approval by Full Council demonstrates compliance with the Prudential Codes to ensure;
· A flexible investment strategy enabling the Council to respond to changing market conditions.
· Ensure compliance with CIPFA and DHLUC guidance.
· Confirming capital resources available for delivery of the Council’s capital programme.
It is a requirement that any proposed changes to the prudential indicators are approved by Full Council.