Reflecting on 35 Years of CAMP
Reflecting on 35 Years of CAMP
Thank you from the California Asset Management Program
In 2024, CAMP celebrates 35 years of working with California public agencies!
A quick look back shows growth in ways that we hope are meaningful to our Shareholders and the communities they represent.
CAMP was founded in 1989 and began accepting operating funds in 1996.
By 2003, pool assets reached $1 billion, the first of several asset milestones CAMP would see in years to come.
In 2005, an investor share class was added and shares of Joint Powers Authorities were added to California Government Code.
Over the years, CAMP saw remarkable growth as Pool assets grew from $1 billion two decades ago to over $17 billion, as of December 26, 2023.
In 2023, CAMP Term was launched, offering Shareholders a new investment option.
Thank you to our Shareholders and to past and present board members for being part of CAMP's history. You all helped shape this program.
Here's to another 35!
To learn more about CAMP and investment pools, sign up for our upcoming webinar.
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Christmas Day holiday
IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Due to the Christmas Day holiday, the Fund will be closed on Wednesday, December 25, 2024.
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CAMP's 35th Anniversary
Click here to see what CAMP is celebrating in 2024!
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