In addition to the other powers authorized in this chapter, the state treasurer may enter into one or more agreements with one or more vendors, banking institutions, agents, consulting firms, or not-for-profit private businesses for the provisions of services relating to the state treasurer's duties as described in this chapter and the Missouri Constitution, including but not limited to collateral tracking and management, custodial banking and other banking services, securities lending, investment advisory services, and other general consulting services as required for a period of years. Such businesses shall be required to demonstrate their ability to manage confidential information, to purchase fidelity bonds on the employees of such businesses, purchase other bonds and insurance as needed for the services provided, and to certify adequately the accuracy of reports required from time to time.
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