Utah Admin. Code R628-2-4
A. Funds within the scope of this rule, except funds described in Section R628-2-3, may be invested in any of the following:
3. in equity securities, including common and convertible preferred stock and convertible bonds, issued by corporations listed on a major securities exchange or in the NASDAQ, in accordance with the following criteria applied, on a total market basis, at the time of investment:
a) no more than 20% of all funds may be invested in securities listed in the NASDAQ;
b) no more than 5% of all funds may be invested in the securities of any one corporate issuer;
c) no more than 25% of all funds may be invested in a particular industry;
d) no more than 5% of all funds may be invested in securities of corporations that have been in continuous operation for less than three years;
e) no more than 5% of the outstanding voting securities of any one corporation may be held; and
f) at least 50% of the corporations in which equity investments are made under R628-2-4.(A)(3) must appear on the Standard and Poor's 500 Composite Stock Price Index and the Wilshire 5000;
4. in fixed-income securities, including bonds, notes, mortgage securities and zero coupon securities, issued by corporations rated "investment grade" or higher by Moody's Investors Service, Inc. or by Standard and Poor's Corporation in accordance with the following criteria applied, on a total market basis, at the time of investment:
a) no more than 5% of all funds may be invested in the securities of any one corporate issuer;
b) no more than 25% of all funds may be invested in a particular industry;
c) the dollar-weighted average maturity of fixed-income securities acquired under R628-2-4(A)(4) may not exceed ten years; and
B. Investments made under this rule shall observe the following investment percentages on a total market basis as of the most recent quarterly review, for specified subsections;
KEY: public investments, higher education, public education
Date of Last Change: August 5, 2020
Notice of Continuation: September 2, 2022
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 51-7-11(4); 51-7-13; 51-7-18(2)