Goal
To improve the consistency and presentation of information and encourage greater transparency in reporting to investors and the market in general.
Key objectives
- Ensure the continuous development of the INREV Guidelines for Reporting, Property Valuation, INREV NAV, and Fee & Expense Metrics by discussing current industry topics and providing guidance via tools, best practice examples, templates and QAs.
- Improve understanding, acceptance and adoption rate of the INREV Guidelines.
- Promote INREV Reporting by contributing to and facilitating specific training courses and events.
Committee members
| Name | Company | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Renaud Breyer (Chair) | EY | Luxembourg |
| Hugo Monster (Vice-Chair) | Credit Suisse Asset Management | The Netherlands |
| Bo Holse Rasmussen | NREP | Denmark |
| Bobbi Jean Breboneria | KPMG Europe | Luxembourg |
| Brian Creegan | Delancey | United Kingdom |
| Julian Worthington | Quadreal Property Group | Canada |
| Mark Reid | LaSalle Investment Management | United Kingdom |
| Markus Gaebel | Swiss Life Asset Managers | Switzerland |
| Martijn Heerschop | Deloitte | The Netherlands |
| Mustafa Chenti | PwC | Luxembourg |
| Pascal Brayeur | BNP Paribas REIM | Luxembourg |
| Sébastien Degrandi | Prologis Management Services S.a.r.l. | Luxembourg |
Related Information
Make sure your reporting is audit-ready
The reporting requirements represent a comprehensive and complete reporting framework to be easily set up for any type of investment vehicle, creating the transparency that today's investors insist on.
Bringing valuations into line
The Property Valuation Guidelines increase comparability of valuation across countries by determining an estimate of market value and fair value.
NAV: the performance bottom-line
The INREV NAV improves transparency and comparability of performance across different types of investment vehicles by providing a standard for calculating NAV.
Consistent fee and cost reporting to boost investor confidence
The Fee & Expense Metrics help investors and managers to compare fees and cost structures and explain the calculation of TER and REER.