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CaIPERS managed portfolio that provides for no investment decisions by the local <br />agency and therefore CaIPERS assumes the entire fiduciary responsibility. <br />International City Management Association Retirement Corporation (ICMA -RC) This is <br />a 501(c)(4) non profit organization and offers an employer sponsored Retirement Health <br />Savings (RHS) plan which takes the form of an Integral Part Trust. Assets in this trust <br />are invested in Vantagepoint Mutual Funds and it currently has 28 public agencies <br />under contract with $210 million in assets being invested to fund retiree health benefits. <br />The governing board is a 10- member board of both private and public sector individuals. <br />Agencies can structure a portfolio from conservative to aggressive within this family of <br />mutual funds, and therefore the public agency has the fiduciary responsibility. <br />Public Agency Retirement Services (PARS) This private corporation offers a turnkey <br />program including program administration, custodial trust services for holding <br />investments, and financial advisory services. It currently has approximately 30 public <br />agencies in their program with $50 million in assets. PARS has partnered with Union <br />Bank of California (UBOC) for custodial trust and with High Mark Capital Management <br />for financial advisory services. High Mark Capital Management is a wholly owned <br />subsidiary of UBOC. Assets invested in the PARS program are held in a Section 115 <br />Trust. The governing board is comprised of five members all from the financial <br />investment field. Agencies can structure a portfolio from conservative to aggressive <br />and PARS offers flexible investment options including individual securities, mutual <br />funds, and index -base securities. Both employer- directed and discretionary investment <br />options are available. The public agency generally assumes the fiduciary responsibility. <br />However, the trust document used by PARS contains some language that may mitigate <br />this responsibility. <br />California Government VEBA (CALGOVEBA) This is a non profit organization that <br />offers program administration, custodial trust services through a multi employer <br />501(c)(9) VEBA trust for holding investments, and financial advisory services. <br />CALGOVEBA currently has 6 public agencies under contract with $6 million in assets <br />and offers a selection of either employer directed or discretionary investment pools. <br />Wells Fargo manages the Short Term Investment Fund (STIF) and Metropolitan Life <br />Insurance Company (MetLife) manages the Long Term Investment Fund (LTIF). <br />Investment advisory services are offered through Arnerich Massena. The Board is <br />made up of a 12 member executive committee who govern the Trust. Trustees are <br />elected to the executive committee by vote of the other Trustees. <br />Public Financial Management (PFM Asset Management LLC) This is a registered <br />investment advisor offering OPEB investment and counseling services. Assets are held <br />in a single employer Section 115 Trust and the public agency determines who serves as <br />the trustee overseeing the trust and has the fiduciary responsibility. Currently PFM has <br />19 public agency clients with over $500 million in assets invested. Custodial trust <br />services are offered by US Bank. Agencies can structure a portfolio from conservative <br />to aggressive and PFM offers flexible investment options including individual securities, <br />Page 11 of 13 <br />