SIU University Guidelines
Section 3.4 Financial Services: Treasury - Internal Financing of University
Projects
Issued: October 2001
Replaces:
From time to time it is appropriate to finance certain projects from
University funds (pooled investments or reserves) when alternate arrangements
are not viable, such as through the capital budget process or revenue bonds.
Since internal financing represents a reduction of funds available for
investment, it should only be used after considering the cost in lost interest
on investments and with the involvement of appropriate University officers. The
following guidelines apply:
- Internal financing will be used only when it is more practical and
economically feasible than external financing.
- The Treasurer will determine an appropriate interest rate, which typically
would be based on the current investment rate and duration of the loan.
- The duration of the loan will not exceed the useful life of the asset
financed.
- Interest charged under the financing arrangement will be credited to the
units providing the funds for financing.
- Internal financing proposals require the approval of the respective
Chancellor and the Board Treasurer.
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