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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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9/24/2018
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6.1.C. - Page 2 <br />cost of 2.02% and the yield at market was 2.74%. The average maturity of the portfolio <br />was 2.65 years. <br />The market benchmark, selected with consultation from the Council Finance/Audit <br />Subcommittee, is the Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA ML) 1-5 year U.S. Treasury <br />Index. <br />Below is a table summarizing the City's portfolio performance compared to the <br />benchmark, for second quarter 20181. <br />Total Total Return <br />Portfolio/Benchmark Return Since Inception <br />(12/31/16) <br />Redwood City 0.24% 0.47% <br />Effective <br />Yield at <br />Duration <br />Market <br />2.43 <br />2.74% <br />BofA ML 1-5 year U.S. 0.13% 0.27% 2.58 2.59% <br />Treasury Index <br />Average <br />Maturity <br />2.65 years <br />2.77 years <br />Economic data in the second quarter was favorable: inflation is near the Fed's 2% <br />target, and strong labor market conditions continue. Most investment grade sectors <br />contributed to positive excess returns (return in excess of similar duration Treasuries). <br />The widening of corporate spreads in the first quarter was used as an opportunity to <br />increase the portfolio's allocation to credit sectors, and in the second quarter, these <br />corporate allocations helped drive portfolio outperformance relative to the benchmark. <br />Supranationals continued to offer attractive yield advantage over comparable maturity <br />Treasuries. Similarly, AAA rated asset-backed securities (ABS) generated attractive <br />returns for the quarter, while providing a level of diversification to the credit allocations. <br />Looking ahead, the Federal Reserve has indicated an expectation for two more interest <br />rate increases in 2018, and three to four in 2019. As interest rates continue to increase, <br />PFM will continue to maintain the portfolio with a defensive duration bias (keeping the <br />duration at 95% of the benchmark) to help insulate market values in a raising interest <br />rate environment. In the corporate sector, there is some weakening in certain industries <br />as companies return capital to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks. <br />Maintaining safety is the first objective in managing the City's portfolio, and as a result, <br />PFM is especially selective with purchases in the corporate sector. Municipal market <br />1 Returns for periods under one year are periodic, all other returns are annualized. Performance excludes <br />funds invested in the San Mateo County Treasurer's investment pool and State Treasurer's investment <br />pool. <br />
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