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The deadline to participate in the INREV annual trends in investor reporting survey has been extended to Monday 7 October

The Global ESG Llibrary has recently been updated with three new case studies from the Asia Pacific region, and a white paper which looks at efficient operations. 

The Global ESG library is a collaborative effort between INREV and ANREV to showcase examples of exemplary ESG projects in the non-listed industry. Through this, INREV members can access a robust and evolving depositary of featured reports, papers and case studies from a variety of geographic locations (most notably from Europe and Asia Pacific). 
 

Against the backdrop of a maturing real estate cycle and the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, liquidity is high on the agenda of managers and investors. 

The Corporate Governance scoring system is now fully aligned with the other modules

The updated DDQ is now available in German and Japanese.

The INREV Due Diligence Questionnaire (DDQ) helps investors to choose the most suitable non-listed real estate vehicle. Since its launch in 2007 it has become the most popular INREV tool, used by nearly 65% of our members. 

In late 2017, INREV and AREF released joint industry-wide research to bring greater clarity to the debate on open end fund pricing policies in Europe. 
In this first phase members had the opportunity to provide feedback and to discuss the research paper at two round table events in Munich and London. 
The phase one conclusion paper, released today, aims to bring greater consistency and clarity on pricing policies in the longer term and addresses the first round of industry feedback. 

The July issue is out and packed with interesting insights and views on the industry.

Last week we wrapped up a successful series of roundtables on due diligence in real estate. The events, hosted in Amsterdam and London, provided insights into the new structure and content of the proposed INREV Due Diligence Questionnaire (DDQ). 

The discussions showed positive support for the updates of the questionnaire, including unanimous buy-in from industry participants for the phased restructuring of the DDQ as well as its global expansion.

The consultation period is closed.
 

Compliance with the INREV Guidelines has reached an all-time high with 80% of members complying overall. 

The report on Trends in Investor Reporting published in December 2017 was expanded to include compliance with not just the reporting module of the Guidelines but also Property Valuation, INREV NAV and Fee and Expense Metrics modules. 

All contributors can now view tips and tailored advice on how to further improve their compliance with the INREV Guidelines.

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