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Oklahoma City MAPS Investment Trust receives quarterly report as portfolio nears $149.3 million; approves custody renewal
Summary
The Oklahoma City MAPS Investment Operating Trust on Nov. 17 received quarterly and monthly investment reports showing a market value just under $149.3 million, heard advisers urge a cautious stance on real estate, and approved a one-year custody agreement with BOK Custody Services for about $55,000.
The Oklahoma City MAPS Investment Operating Trust on Nov. 17 received its general manager and investment reports showing the trust’s market value is just under $149.3 million and approved routine operational items including a one‑year custody agreement with BOK Custody Services.
City Treasurer Matt Boggs introduced the general manager report for the period ending Oct. 31, 2025, calling it a long‑horizon document that will be “extremely useful in about 10 years” as projects mature. “Right now, it looks like we’re regurgitating the investment report,” Boggs said, and noted an additional allocation tied to a beautification position had been added to the fund.
Doug Anderson with Mariners, who presented the quarterly…
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