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• Irish Presidency sets financial services and tax priorities for EU Competitiveness Agenda
• New Finnish Pension Reform allows Finnish pension funds to Reduce Real Estate Allocations increase
• New French law strengthening measures against social security and tax fraud in force

• European Parliament draft report highlights international tax challenges
• European Parliament published its draft report on SFDR
• Potential changes to Lex Koller regime in Switzerland

Download the INREV Position Paper on Implementing a UK Corporate Re-Domiciliation Regime 

INREV supports the implementation of the UK corporate re-domiciliation regime, provided it leads to a sufficiently broad framework covering real estate investment vehicles and is supported by tax and regulatory conditions that make onshoring commercially viable.

A briefing on the evolving European housing agenda and the role of institutional capital in addressing housing challenges across Europe, presented by Ewelina Boraczewska, Public Affairs Manager at INREV. The session examined the intersection of housing policy and institutional capital, exploring why housing has become a priority for European policymakers, how the EU is seeking to mobilise investment, and what conditions are needed to attract long-term private capital into housing delivery.

An update on the European Commission’s Market Integration and Supervision Package (MISP) proposal by Emily Harmsworth, Counsel, Silke Bernard, Partner, and Rahul Manvatkar, Partner, from Investment Funds Linklaters London and Luxembourg offices. The briefing provided an overview of the key elements of the proposal and its potential implications for the non-listed real estate investment industry, including supervisory integration, reporting and cross-border market considerations.

INREV supports a proportionate and risk-based AML framework that reflects the actual risk profile of institutional real estate investment structures, avoids duplicative compliance obligations, and recognises that structural complexity does not necessarily indicate elevated AML/CFT risk.

INREV supports the objective of improving clarity, consistency and proportionality, but argued that further targeted adjustments are needed to better reflect the operational realities of real estate investment.

Download the Position Paper on the Review of the EU taxonomy climate delegated act

• European Council launches ‘One Europe, One Market’ agenda
• INREV responded to EU consultation on MISP, EuVECA Reform, SFDR, EU Taxonomy and Tax Omnibus
• UK consultation on implementing a UK corporate re-domiciliation regime is now open