UBC Treasury
UBC Treasury's role includes:
- investment and management of financial assets
- debt issuance and relending of working capital to operating
units of the University
- management of property and liability risk exposures and
- maintaining the University's institutional memory
We invite you to learn more about the ways in which Treasury
works to promote financial security and growth at UBC.
This web site is an introduction to the breadth of our services
and responsibilities; if you are looking for information on
the scope of our work, you may wish to begin by reading the
About Us page. More
specific information is available on the following pages:
Investment Portfolios:
Learn about the investment management of the Endowment, Staff
Pension Plan, General Operating Funds and UBC
Investment Management Trust.
Risk and Insurance Management:
Read about our goals and procedures for helping make UBC a
safe environment for work and study, and managing risk exposure.
View summaries of insurance coverages, applications, and report
forms for claims, fleet accidents, and student accident insurance.
Internal Loans:
Read about UBC's internal loan program, which aids the University's
departments and faculties in obtaining capital for entrepreneurial
projects.
Employee Housing Program:
A variety of options to assist existing and prospective eligible
employees to acquire housing on campus.
Institutional
Memory: UBC Treasury maintains the records of
the University's leases, off-campus properties, related entities,
affiliations and non-research contracts.
On-Campus Filming: Read about the policies and procedures on commercial and student filming at The University of British Columbia.
As the guardian of the financial assets and institutional
memory of our University, Treasury welcomes your inquiries,
comments, and concerns regarding our services.
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