UC Finance
We oversee systemwide financial management.
The UC Finance Division has oversight of financial and capital project management at the campuses, academic medical centers and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Areas of responsibility include budget analysis and planning, accounting and financial controls, risk management, capital markets financing, capital resource management, strategic sourcing, and external relationships with rating agencies, investment houses, banks, financial auditors and financial regulators.
Executive Vice President - Chief Financial Officer
DEPARTMENTS
Budget Analysis and Planning
Manages UC’s annual budget and conducts long range financial planning.
- Top Destinations
- Budgets & Reports
- Fees & Enrollments
Capital Programs, Energy and Sustainability
Capital Programs provides systemwide leadership and campus support for capital projects.
UC Controller
Provides systemwide financial management, reporting, policy and procedures.
- Top Destinations
- Staff and units
- Policies and guidance
- Financial reports
Financial Management
Supports capital-raising activities systemwide.
- Top Destinations
- Buy UC Bonds
- Capital Planning
- Mortgage Origination Program (Standard MOP)
Procurement Services
Develops and implements systemwide purchasing policies and strategies.
- Top Destinations
- Supplier information
- Policies and forms
- Agreements database
- Central Travel Management
Risk Services
Enables university faculty, staff and students to identify and manage risk.
ICAMP
ICAMP is UC’s building and campus infrastructure asset management program. Leveraging a standardized methodology and technology platform, ICAMP’s asset inventory, condition assessment and risk prioritization supports data-driven portfolio investment optimization for UC.
Enterprise Risk Management
UCOP's ERM program helps the university achieve its goals by strategically managing risks inherent to higher educational institutions.
Seismic Safety Program
Learn more about UC’s ongoing efforts to improve seismic safety and well-being of the UC community and the public at large.