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This paper summarises the main accounting NAV differences across regional industry practices and looks at whether the development of a global NAV would facilitate strategic decision-making for global investors.

The Due Diligence Data Room Guidelines is an additional tool prepared by INREV to make the due diligence process more effective. This framework aims to provide guidance under the form of a table of contents and not to impose a rigid structure.

This paper concentrates on the creation of liquidity in open end fund structures, by describing best case scenarios where investors and fund managers can go on to further successful investments in follow-on or new funds.

The INREV DDQ provides a standardised framework that helps investors achieving a high level of scrutiny when entering a due diligence process. In the last months, INREV has been  updating the structure and content of the INREV Due Diligence Questionnaire to make it more global, easy and online.

Join this webinar to get an understanding of the proposed changes, to participate to the discussion and to have the opportunity to provide feedback.

The webinar is led by Jaap van der Bijl, CEO, Altera Vastgoed and chair of the Due Diligence Committee.

INREV’s new Guide to Secondary Trading makes it less of a mystery for newcomers, and provides useful tips for all participants.  

Trends in Investor Reporting aims to provide insight into current market practices in investor reporting across non-listed real estate vehicles investing in Europe, and specifically the extent to which reporting complies with the requirements and recommendations of the INREV Guidelines.

INREV and RICS conducted a survey to provide insight into the ways in which valuers and investors are being impacted. 

The Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS) have become a global standard for investment managers to report performance to prospective clients across non-real estate asset classes.

INREV has conducted research on the adoption of GIPS in European non-listed real estate, and has provided responses to public consultations on updates to the standards.

John Ravoisin, Chair of the Reporting Committee and Partner at PwC explains the importance of reporting in today’s market, and talks about how the committee aims to create guidelines that will shape best practice for the industry in the future.