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3.23, Establishing and Maintaining Accounts at Banks and Financial Institutions

 Policy Statement

Cornell University’s central administration establishes all university accounts with banks and other financial institutions using university funds.  In the unlikely event that a unit must ask the university to establish and maintain a separate account, the university requires the unit to institute appropriate controls for maintaining the account.

Notes:

  • Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC) does not permit its units to establish their own bank accounts.  All WCMC bank accounts are controlled centrally by the WCMC Finance Department.  The Treasury Accountant prepares monthly bank reconciliations, which are reviewed and approved by the Associate and Assistant Controllers.
  • Agency accounts are covered under University Policy 3.16, Agency Accounts .
 Entities Affected By This Policy
All units of the university

 Policy Information

  • Responsible Executive: Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration
  • Responsible Office: Office of the Treasurer
  • Dates: Issued: October 2, 2007
  • Contact: Your unit's administrative office or Cash Management 
 Violations of Finance Policy
Violation of a financial policy should be reported to your supervisor, your human resource representative, unit manager and/or the office responsible for the policy. Where these resources are inadequate, you may choose to make an anonymous report through the Cornell University's Hotline .
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3.1, Accepting University Gifts
3.2, University Travel
3.2.1, Travel & Business Reimb., Med Coll
3.2.2, Travel, Med College-Qatar
3.3, Corporate Cards
3.4, Use of Cornell Vehicles
3.5, Paying for Services
3.5.1 Service Providers, Med Coll
3.6, Financial Irregularities
3.6.1, Financial Irregularities, Med Coll
3.7, Accounting
3.8, Program Income
3.9, Capital Assets
3.10, Recharge Operations and Service Facilities
3.11, Effort Planning
3.12, Procurement Card
3.13, Graduate Tuition
3.14 Business Expenses
3.14.1, Gifts and Awards, WCMC
3.15, Unrelated Business Income Tax
3.15.2, Unrelated Business Income Tax, Med Coll
3.16, Agency Accounts
3.17, Accepting Credit Cards
3.18, Direct and Indirect Costs
3.19, Telephone Usage
3.19.2, Telephones and Telephone Usage - WCMC-Q
3.20, Costs Transfers
3.21, Advances, Petty Cash and Accounts Receivable
3.22, Accepting Cash and Checks
[PDF] 3.23, Establish. and Maint. Bank Accounts
3.24, Personal Communication Devices
Audit and Related Services
Borrowings and Advances
Budgeting
Bursar Transactions, Internal and External
Cash Handling
Corporate Cards
Disbursements
Internal Transactions
Inventory Management
Long-Term Investment Pool Spending
Opening and Closing Accounts
Payroll Processing
Purchase of Goods and Services
Real Estate Purchases, Sales, and Leases
Receivables
Risk Management and Insurance

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