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Matt Roush, CTP Senior Treasury Analyst HollyFrontier Corporation Ben Lattin Business Development Manager Clearwater Analytics When it Comes to Investments, How Do Your Treasury Operations Measure Up?
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Matt Roush, CTPSenior Treasury AnalystHollyFrontier CorporationBen LattinBusiness Development ManagerClearwater Analytics

When it Comes to Investments, How Do Your Treasury Operations Measure Up?

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Objectives

– I have a better understanding of my peers’ challenges

– I have a better understanding of where I sit in comparison

– I have a better understanding of how to improve my existing business processes

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Matt Roush, CTPSenior Treasury

Analyst

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Overview of HollyFrontier

– Headquartered in Dallas, Texas with operations throughout the Mid-Continent, Southwest, and Rocky Mountain regions

– One of the largest independent petroleum refiners in the United States

– Through its subsidiaries, operates five complex refineries with 443,000 barrels per day of crude oil processing capacity

– Subsidiaries produce and market gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, asphalt, heavy products, and specialty lubricant products

– Owns a 39% interest in Holly Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: HEP), which includes the 2% general partner interest

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Overview of HollyFrontier

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HollyFrontier Investment EnvironmentScope

– Policy applies to HollyFrontier Corporation and all subsidiaries

– Applies to cash managed in-house and cash with external managers, if any

– Not applicable for benefit/retirement plan-related investments

Objectives (in order of priority)

1. Safety of principal is foremost

2. Maintain liquidity sufficient to meet company’s projected cash requirements

3. Maximize after-tax return (net of fees) consistent with safety of principal and liquidity objectives

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HollyFrontier Investment EnvironmentParameters

– Permitted investments

– Credit quality

– Diversification/concentration

– Maturity restrictions

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HollyFrontier Investment EnvironmentYE 2014 Financial Highlights– Sales and other revenues: $19.8

billion– Cash and marketable securities:

$1.04 billion– Net income attributed to HFC

stockholders: $281 million– Total assets: $9.2 billion– HFC stockholder equity: $5.5 billion– Employees: 2,686

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Survey Demographics

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Survey Demographics

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Industry Type

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Size of Liquidity Portfolio

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What Are Your Biggest Investment-Related

Concerns?

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Top Investment-Related Concerns

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Investment Outlook and Regulatory Environment

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Regulatory Environment

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Who Advises You on Regulatory Change?

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Interest Rate Outlook

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What is Your Level of Concern with Money Market Fund Reform?

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Investment Strategy

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Asset Class OutlookCurrently Investing In vs. Considering

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Are You Considering Moving Into Separately Managed Accounts?

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In One Sentence, What is the Basis for Your Decision to Only Invest in Money Funds?

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What are the Key Reasons that Preclude You from Investing in SMAs?

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On Average, How Many Benchmarks Do You Use?

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How Many External Managers Do You Have?

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What Precludes You from Hiring Additional Asset Managers?

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Operational Efficiency

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How Many People on Your Organization’s Staff are Involved with Investment Accounting and Reporting?

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HollyFrontier Treasury Department

Treasury Vice President and Treasurer

Treasury Corporate Finance

Treasury Operations & Cash Management

Treasury Operations & Cash Management

Senior Treasury Analyst

Treasury Operations & Cash Management

Senior Treasury Analyst

Credit & Collections Manager, Credit and Collections

Credit & Collections

Credit Analyst

Credit & Collections

Credit Analyst

Credit & Collections

Credit Analyst

Insurance Manager, Risk

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Who Do You Provide Investment Reporting To?

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HollyFrontier Internal Customers

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Time to Compile Investment Reports

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Biggest Challenge When Compiling Investment Packages

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Closing the Books: How Many Days?

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What are Your Biggest Auditing Challenges?

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Which Auditor Do You Use?

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Matt Roush, CTPSenior Treasury Analyst

Case Study

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Seeking A Better Way (Improving Efficiencies)– Monitor risk concentration, credit quality,

duration, etc. for entire portfolio

– Compare performance among external managers and multiple benchmarks

– Daily audit quality reports of all holdings

– Automate and reduce man hours for accounting close cycle

– Improved investment reporting for daily operations, board meetings, etc.

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Takeaways

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Challenges

– Optimizing returns in a low-yield environment

– Adjusting the investment strategy in an uncertain interest rate environment

– Maximizing efficiencies while manual processes are still prevalent

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Trends

– Uncertainty in the changing regulatory environment, but generally confident interest rates will change within the next two years

– Concern with regulatory reform, but sticking with traditional investment types

– Closing the books and building investment packages remains time-consuming, despite pressure from CFOs for quicker results

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Questions

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