The INREV Standard Data Delivery Sheet (SDDS) is now a well-established mainstay of communication between real estate vehicle managers and investors across Europe. Since its inception in 2012, the system has evolved to meet the changing needs of the industry and its regulators, a journey that continues to this day. Read more
Assets Under Management (AUM) is a key metric for real estate fund and asset managers when promoting their activities and track records. It also serves investors looking to access real estate through non-listed vehicles. Read more
IQ spoke to Jaap van der Bijl, CEO at Altera Vastgoed and Amilcar Grot, Senior Portfolio Manager at Achmea Investment Management, former Chairs of the INREV Due Diligence Committee Read more
To a large extent, the INREV Guidelines underpin the entire purpose of the association. IQ caught up with Mike Hornsby, senior independent advisor and former member of INREV's Management Board and John Ravoisin from PWC, who is currently on INREV's Management Board, for their thoughts on the evolution of one of the most important aspects of the association’s work over the last 20 years. Read more
In 2023 INREV will celebrate its 20th anniversary. IQ takes a brief look at the journey so far and points to the road ahead. When a handful of investors and fund managers established INREV in 2003, the European non-listed real estate investment industry was in its infancy. Read more
Recently, the collaborative forces of INREV, ANREV and the NCREIF/PREA Reporting Standards completed a deep dive into assets under management (AUM). The exercise revealed some intriguing insights and IQ has delved into the latest chapter in the ever-evolving story of one of real estate’s key financial metrics. Read more
Easy access to regular valuation, financing and cash flow information on a vehicle in a standard structure has helped advance the professionalism and further transparency in thenon-listed real estate industry. From its relatively opaque state ten years ago, the industry is now in a much clearer position with regard to the structure of holdings and how their performance is evolving over time. Read more
The INREV Guidelines sit at the core of the Professional Standards programme. The last major revision was carried out between 2012–2014. Over time, several adjustments or expansions were performed, driven by: Read more
Since the start of this year, the Total Global Expense Ratio (TGER) has been required data for all those using the INREV Guidelines. This means that TGER disclosures should be provided for all reporting periods ending on or after 31 December 2020. Read more
As the threat of climate change comes ever closer, real estate investors and managers are increasingly embracing the sustainability agenda. In particular, the regulatory agenda in Europe is intended to steer capital flows in the direction of green investments and away from high-carbon investments. Investors are asking how their real estate assets are performing against sustainability objectives. Read more
