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With respect to the protection of public funds, JP Morgan Chase Bank is a strong <br />financial institution with over $1.2 billion in total deposits and $2.1 billion in total assets. <br />The financial strength is an important measure in determining JP Morgan Chase Bank's <br />ability to service the City, consistent with its stated fiscal policy, and the objective of <br />maintaining safety, liquidity and return on investments, respectively. JP Morgan Chase <br />Bank also has committed to providing a high level of customer service, as evidenced by <br />their servicing team, branch operations, and recent banking service implementations <br />with Bay Area Rapid Transit and San Diego Unified School District. <br />JP Morgan Chase Bank's proposed monthly fee for core banking and utility lockbox <br />service, based on the City's current volume of services, is approximately $10,100. This <br />is an estimated monthly savings of about $2,000 from the City's current banking service <br />costs. JP Morgan Chase Bank's pricing proposal includes: <br />1. an increase in the proposal Earning Credit Rate (ECR), representing an <br />estimated monthly savings of $600; <br />2. a reduction in the utility lockbox service fee by utilizing Receivables Edge and <br />ACH eLockbox representing an estimated monthly savings of $1,100; <br />3. a $12,500 transition allowance to ease the cost of transition from Bank of <br />American and Union Bank; and <br />4. a reduction in the credit card bank discount rate on merchant services <br />representing an estimated monthly savings of $300. <br />The proposed agreement is for five -years with an option to extend it another five- years. <br />The City has historically issued RFPs for banking services every ten years. <br />Submitt ed py: Approved <br />Tina Olson <br />Director of Finance <br />Attachments: <br />1. Appendix A - Agreement <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />Nelson Fialho <br />City Manager <br />