New Mexico Office Of the State Treasurer REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) Treasury Management Solution the New Mexico State Treasurers office is seeking proposals for a Treasury Management Solution. See RFP HERE
Good Afternoon PERA Members, The PERA Board of Trustees is calling for nominations for one state member position. PERA Board members are fiduciaries to the various PERA funds and must prudently administer the retirement systems for the sole and exclusive benefit of PERA members, retirees and beneficiaries. The state position has a four-year term… Continue Reading PERA State member board position accepting nominations
The National Conference of State Legislatures highlighted the first-of-its-kind New Mexico/Colorado partnership for retirement savings in a recent State Legislature News article. “The eventual implementation of this partnership may contribute to the retirement security of thousands of Coloradans and New Mexicans who currently lack access to retirement savings through their employers,” wrote Annie Miller of… Continue Reading NM Work and Save/Colorado Partnership Spotlighted
The New Mexico State Treasurer’s Office is hiring an Accountant Auditor—Operational. This is a full-time, permanent position in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The salary is $30,976-$53,897 annually (Pay Band 60). The Accountant Auditor—Operational position within the Cash Management Division will provide support for the critical functions of cash forecasting, collateral management, and investment portfolio compliance.… Continue Reading Job Posting: Accountant Auditor–Operational
The next New Mexico Work and Save Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, August 26 , 2021, at 2 pm via Zoom. Click here to see the agenda. To register, please visit click here. To subscribe to email updates about New Mexico Work and Save, please visit this link. To learn more about Work… Continue Reading Next New Mexico Work & Save Board Meeting August 26
State Treasurer Tim Eichenberg announced that he has instituted a work-from-home policy for most STO staff as a result of the ongoing spread of COVID-19. Critical functions, including banking and investment of state funds, will NOT be impacted. If you need assistance, please call 505-955-1120. We are available to serve New Mexicans. And for more… Continue Reading State Treasurer’s Office Employees are Teleworking
On Wednesday, February 26, 2020, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed into law House Bill 44, the Work and Save Act. The act creates a voluntary retirement savings program for private-sector and nonprofit employees and the self-employed. Alongside that it creates a web-based retirement savings plan marketplace for employers who want to go above and beyond… Continue Reading Governor Signs Work and Save Act
The New Mexico State Treasurer’s Office (STO) has decided to forego its annual Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP) Annual Stakeholder Meeting for 2019 and go directly to the stakeholders. Please take advantage of two currently planned alternative opportunities to meet with STO’s investment professionals. STO’s Chief Investment Officer, Vikki Hanges, and LGIP Portfolio Manager, Anna… Continue Reading Plenty of Opportunities to Interact with STO’s LGIP Staff
Pool Benefits New Mexico Municipalities, Counties, Colleges, Tribes, and Pueblos The New Mexico State Treasurer’s Office (STO) announced that assets in the Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP) have almost doubled in the past five years to a recent high of $930 million. The LGIP is a very short-term U.S. government fund that endeavors to maintain… Continue Reading LGIP Assets Double in Five Years
