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creditworthiness policy

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The City of London Corporation's Corporate Treasurer, who oversaw treasury management updates relevant to creditworthiness policy, retired in July 2026.

The most recent development concerning creditworthiness policy, which guides councils' assessment of financial transaction counterparties, is the retirement of the City of London Corporation's Corporate Treasurer, Kate Limna, in July 2026. Councillor Timothy Richard Butcher, Chair of the Investment Committee, noted her oversight of significant treasury management updates during her 35-year tenure.

The City of London Corporation's treasury management investment portfolio stood at £1,000.4 million as of May 31, 2026. No further discussions or decisions regarding the creditworthiness policy are currently scheduled for the City of London Corporation, Lewisham Council, or Bexley Council based on available information.

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  1. The City of London Corporation's Corporate Treasurer, Kate Limna, retired in July 2026. Source
  2. The City of London Corporation's investment portfolio was £1,000.4 million as of May 31, 2026. Source
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