The Indiana State Treasurer's Office manages state investments, aims to maximize returns while minimizing risk, and is led by State Treasurer Daniel Huge. As chief investment officer, the treasurer invests state funds. The office also maintains publicly available annual reports and daily financial records. Additionally, the treasurer sponsors employee stock ownership plans and the Bank On Indiana initiative to improve individuals' access to banking and financial literacy.

1. FUNCTION OF THE
INDIANA STATE
TREASURER'S OFFICE
Jim Holden

2. Function of the Indiana State Treasurer's
Office
• A graduate of the Maurer School of Law at Indiana University, James (Jim) Holden
now serves as an attorney the State of Indiana. Jim Holden works within the State
Treasurer's Office as chief deputy and general counsel.

3. Function of the Indiana State Treasurer's
Office
• As chief investment officer for the State of Indiana, the state treasurer strives to
invest state funds in a way that maximizes return while reducing risk. The current
State Treasurer is Daniel Huge. The treasurer's office maintains a publicly
accessible website that publishes annual reports dating back to 1999. Interested
parties may also access daily reports and other matters of public record.

4. Function of the Indiana State Treasurer's
Office
• The treasurer also serves constituents as the sponsor of the state's Employee
Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Initiative, which encourages the formation of ESOP
companies across the state. These companies are motivated to keep their
operations local, a trend that prompts the treasurer's office to offer $50 million in
investment funds to help banks fund ESOP loans. The treasurer also supports the
banking needs of individuals via Bank On Indiana, an initiative that helps those
without a bank to open accounts and gain financial literacy.