Deutsche Bank Trust Co.: Oklahoma Government Payments

as recorded by Oklahoma: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST CO.

Deutsche Bank Trust Co. is the 428th-largest recipient of Oklahoma state government payments tracked by SpendLedger, and ranks 6th in OMPA Expenditure spending. Its payments amount to 1.6% of everything the Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority has paid vendors in that span.

Primary spending category: OMPA Expenditure

$3,424,269total received
3payments
1agency
Jul 1, 2009 – Jul 8, 2010first / last payment
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Payments by fiscal year

The payment history

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2 fiscal years on record. The incoming flows below combine all recorded years.

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Jul 1, 2009 to Jul 8, 2010 · All recorded fiscal years

Showing 1 of 1 positive agencies in these records.

Flow widths compare the relationships shown. Percentages use the full recorded supplier total for this period: $3,424,268.81. Zero and net-negative relationships are excluded from positive flows.

The relationships at a glance

Total shown
$3,424,268.81
Payments represented
3
Paying agencies shown
1
Largest share of supplier total
100.0%

Largest displayed relationship: Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority. Select a flow to explore its details.

Jul 1, 2009 to Jul 8, 2010 · All recorded fiscal years. Amount and payment count cover the relationships shown; shares use the full supplier total.

Receiving supplier

Deutsche Bank Trust Co.

$3,424,269from the agencies shown

Deutsche Bank Trust Co.
$3,424,269 from the agencies shown

  1. $3,424,269100.0% of supplier total

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Payments by fiscal year and agency

Fiscal yearAgencyPaymentsTotal
FY 2011Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority1$1,318,050
FY 2010Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority2$2,106,219
Total3$3,424,269

What the payments were for

Spending categories exactly as Oklahoma state government codes them in its own accounting; we do not reclassify.

CategoryPaymentsTotalFirst / last
OMPA Expenditure3$3,424,269Jul 1, 2009 – Jul 8, 2010

Largest payments by fiscal year

The biggest individual payments in each fiscal year, up to 20 per year. Where the source publishes a purchase order behind a payment, the PO description appears; older payments may carry a bare PO reference because the government's published PO files do not reach back that far.

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FY 2011top 1 of 1 payments$1,318,050
DateAgencyAmountCategoryPurchase order
Jul 8, 2010Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority$1,318,050.00OMPA Expenditure–
FY 2010top 2 of 2 payments$2,106,219
DateAgencyAmountCategoryPurchase order
Jan 4, 2010Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority$1,375,943.66OMPA Expenditure–
Jul 1, 2009Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority$730,275.15OMPA Expenditure–

Recent payments

DateAgencyAmountCategoryMethod
Jul 8, 2010Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority$1,318,050.00OMPA ExpenditureNon PeopleSoft
Jan 4, 2010Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority$1,375,943.66OMPA ExpenditureNon PeopleSoft
Jul 1, 2009Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority$730,275.15OMPA ExpenditureNon PeopleSoft

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VerifiedData refreshed Sep 24, 2026 from Oklahoma OpenBooks (data.ok.gov): 18,736,669 payments on record, Jul 2, 2007 to Jun 30, 2025. How we verify this data