The INREV Advanced Net Asset Value (NAV) training course gives finance and accounting professionals the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of INREV NAV. The course, which consists of an eLearning module in combination with a 1.5-day classroom training on 06 and 07 July 2022, has been specially designed for those professionals that already have a good understanding of INREV NAV and its adjustments.

The INREV Foundation Course is an introduction to all the major aspects of the non-listed real estate industry. It is the perfect opportunity for newcomers to the industry to learn about the fundamentals of non-listed real estate, or for others to broaden their knowledge of the industry.

Incorporating environment, social and governance (ESG) practices into real estate has become one of the most pressing issues in the industry. With the urban environment being a main contributor to carbon emissions, the pressure to meet regulatory and industry efforts to achieve net zero is top of mind for investors and managers. In addition, more priority is being given to how real estate can contribute to better social outcomes by considering aspects such as diversity and inclusion, and health and wellbeing.

The role of investor relations in today's non-listed real estate industry is complex as it covers multiple responsibilities: fund raiser, internal and external client relationship manager, product designer and strategist. It has also become increasingly important as a lynchpin to maintain transparent and productive relationships between investors and investment managers.

Real estate financing plays an important role in fund and portfolio management, and it is important to have a good overview of the financing landscape as well as understanding the different perspectives of lenders and borrowers. This INREV online course, which takes place in two-hour sessions over four days, outlines the changing landscape including financing and lending trends, players, and pricing for both senior and junior/subordinated debt from both traditional lenders and emerging sources such as debt funds.

Best-in-class investors, investment managers and service providers need transparency and best practices to be successful professionals and excel in the non-listed real estate industry. The nine modules of the INREV Guidelines are the key to this success. Through this new online course "Nine pillars of real estate best practice: building advantage through the INREV Guidelines" you will gain a deeper appreciation of all aspects of structuring and managing vehicles – from governance through reporting and exit.

Effective portfolio management is crucial to achieving the strategic objectives of indirect real estate vehicles as well as supporting the delivery of returns in line with investor expectations.

Investment analysis is a critical function in ensuring robust underwriting of acquisitions and maximising the income performance of assets. This online course, which takes place in two-hour sessions over four days, will use a combination of theory, an illustrative cash-flow model and a case study, to demonstrate best practice modelling techniques within real estate. It will consider the inputs and outcomes of cash-flow modelling, as well as examining limitations and how to critique results.

In an increasingly sophisticated industry, the ability to evaluate and compare performance is an important factor in supporting investment decision-making and attracting further allocations to non-listed real estate. The INREV Performance Measurement Analysis online course examines the building blocks of performance measurement as well as how the industry puts it into practice. The course covers approaches and challenges of performance measure, the investor and investment manager perspectives, as well as the path to further standardisation and improvements.

Comprehensive and proactive risk management is a key factor in optimising and safeguarding the potential of real estate portfolios. With market risks evolving following the pandemic and new issues emerging such as climate change, never has a better understanding of risk management been more relevant.