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Download INREV’s position paper on the UK government and FCA consultation on the Future Regulations for AIFMs

INREV canvassed views from the membership to assess the dynamics and business-oriented implications for the industry. View our Market Insights and Sentiment and Valuation reports now. 

The Global Real Estate Fund Index (GREFI) is jointly produced by INREV, ANREV and NCREIF and measures the performance of non-listed real estate vehicles on a global scale.

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The GREFI is an index showing the performance of non-listed real estate funds on a global scale. The GREFI is updated on a quarterly basis and is published 12 weeks following the quarter end.

The aims of the GREFI are to improve transparency of real estate as an asset class and to help our members make better informed investment decisions. As an industry, it is vital that we work towards being able to make robust global and intra-regional comparisons.

This initiative represents the integration of three member-driven non-profit organisations to meet the data collection and information needs of their expanding global activities, and to serve as the basis for further collaboration in the future.

INREV releases a quarterly overview of the key characteristics of all non-listed real estate vehicles in Europe. The data is taken from INREV's vehicles database.

INREV encouraged UK authorities to ensure that the regulatory framework for alternative investment fund managers is proportionate, supports cross-border alignment with the EU, and facilitates smoother market access for UK funds. We highlighted the need to preserve competitiveness, reduce barriers for small managers, and promote investor protection through pragmatic reforms.

INREV welcomes the European Commission’s review of the SFDR and recommends targeted reforms to improve its effectiveness for the real estate sector. Key proposals include clearer definitions, a fit-for-purpose product categorisation system – including transition strategies – and tailored guidance on data and disclosures to support sustainable investment.

INREV encourages stronger EU-level action to address regulatory fragmentation in the non-listed real estate sector. The response calls for harmonised, principles-based regulations, stronger supervisory coordination, and greater alignment with international regimes to boost efficiency, cut costs, and unlock investment across borders.