Revenue architecture
Stress-test data-center revenue assumptions, separate recurring from one-time flows, and define what can responsibly support long-term commitments.
Greenbanc helps local governments turn extraordinary data-center revenue into resilient public wealth—balancing today’s infrastructure needs with tomorrow’s fiscal independence.
Investment returns matter. So do the ordinance, revenue agreement, capital plan and public process around them. Greenbanc brings those decisions into one coherent strategy.
Stress-test data-center revenue assumptions, separate recurring from one-time flows, and define what can responsibly support long-term commitments.
Set fund purposes, liquidity tiers, risk limits and a total-return spending policy that protects purchasing power without locking out the present.
Build the investment policy statement, evaluate managers and custody, and favor transparent structures that local staff can oversee.
Compare near-term investments by fiscal durability, economic spillover and execution risk—so urgency does not outrun discipline.
The hardest time to build fiscal discipline is when the money first arrives. We make the rules clear before short-term pressures set the precedent.
Model each revenue stream against contract terms, load growth, tax exposure and concentration risk.
Give near-term capital and permanent wealth distinct purposes, rules and measures of success.
Use a trailing-average rule rather than chasing yield or treating accounting income as economic return.
Make allocations, costs, benchmarks and guardrails easy for residents and future boards to understand.
Move the controls to explore a simple two-fund split. The model is an educational starting point—not an investment projection.
For illustration only. Excludes investment returns, inflation, fees, taxes, future deposits and market volatility. Actual policy should follow a full asset-liability and legal review.
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The best investment policy is built alongside the revenue strategy—not after the proceeds arrive.
A decision-ready view of sources, timing, volatility, restrictions and key negotiation questions.
Fund purposes, allocation ranges, governance roles, spending rules and implementation options.
Investment execution, manager review, board reporting and periodic policy calibration.