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- Content of a Valuation Report 4.2.1.
- 4.2.2. A Valuation Report must adequately report all matters set out within the terms of engagement (see EVS 4, section 3) . 4.2.3.
1. Introduction
2. Scope 3. Valuation Report — Definition 4. The Valuation Report 5. The EVS Valuation Report for Residential Property 76 I.A. - EVS 5: Reporting the Valuation European Valuation Standards 2020 1. Introduction The valuation, as determined by the valuer, must be clearly and effectively con- veyed to the client. The Valuation Report will be the document on which the client will rely in taking decisions. It must therefore be exact, transparent and under- standable to the client. 2. Scope This Standard deals with the Valuation Report in which the valuer informs the client of the value determined. 3. Valuation Report — Definition The Valuation Report is the comprehensive communication of the valuer's pro- fessional judgement of Market Value to the client. It is a document detailing the scope, key assumptions, valuation methods, and conclusions of an assignment. The report provides a professional opinion of value supported by a recognised basis or bases of valuation within the framework of European Valuation Standards. 4. The Valuation Report 4.1. General 4.1.1. A Valuation Report must be in writing, prepared and presented in a reliable and comprehensible manner for the users and clients. This is appropriate for a report providing a Market Value and also for reports concerning all other bases of valua- tion, as it gives certainty between valuer and client. 4.1.2. The Valuation Report should record the instructions for the assignment, the basis and purpose of the valuation and the results of the analysis that led to the opinion of value, including details of comparables used. It must also explain the analyti- cal processes undertaken in carrying out the valuation, and present the support- ing information. 4.1.3. The Valuation Report must provide a clear and unequivocal opinion as to value, as at the date of valuation with sufficient detail to ensure that all matters agreed European Valuation Standards 2020 I.A. - EVS 5: Reporting the Valuation 77 with the client in the terms of engagement and all other key areas are covered and that no misunderstanding of the real situation of the property can be construed. 4.1.4. The Report must not be ambiguous, must not mislead the reader in any way nor create a false impression. For these and other reasons it needs to be written in terms which a person with no knowledge of the property or of valuations can understand. 4.1.5. The Report must be objective. Decisions may be made and finances committed or withdrawn on the strength of it. If the valuer has strong opinions about the merits or weaknesses of the property, these should be expressed in a reasoned and ob- jective way that will enable the reader to understand the conclusions reached. 4.1.6. Where the valuer has been instructed despite an actual or potential conflict of in- terest, that conflict must be stated with a record that it was notified to the client and with details of the measures taken to ensure that the conflict did not adverse- ly affect the valuer's objectivity. 4.2. Content of a Valuation Report 4.2.1. The form and detail of the Report will be a matter for the valuer's discretion but must meet the specific instructions from the client to the valuer and have regard to the purpose of the valuation and the use that the client proposes to make of the valuation. 4.2.2. A Valuation Report must adequately report all matters set out within the terms of engagement (see EVS 4, section 3) . 4.2.3. Valuations are provided to different clients, for different reasons, on different oc- casions. In some cases, clients will be very familiar with the property, whereas in others they may be discovering it when they read the valuer's Report. In some cases, the Report will be used as part of the decision-making process for a major investment or disinvestment, whereas in others the client merely seeks to keep informed of the current value of the portfolio. In some cases, the Report will be passed on to third parties, whereas in others the client will be the sole reader. 4.2.4. In view of all this, the contents, length and detail of the Valuation Report will there- fore necessarily depend on the purpose of the valuation and the profile and needs of the client. The form and content of the Report should therefore be agreed with the client at the start of the instruction and confirmed in writing in the terms of engagement. 78 I.A. - EVS 5: Reporting the Valuation European Valuation Standards 2020 4.2.5. The Report must include additional relevant material where the property is, or is to be, held as an investment, fully equipped as a trading entity or the subject or potential for actual development, refurbishment or retrofitting. 4.2.6. Valuers must state whether in undertaking the valuation they have become aware of matters that could affect the figures reported. Such matters might include po- tential contamination on or near the subject property, the presence of deleterious materials or issues over title. 4.2.7. Where the market for the property being valued is affected by unusual uncer- tainty and this is relevant to the valuation, the valuer must proceed with caution, comment on the issue to the client and make appropriate statements in the Report. 4.2.8. Length of validity of the reported value — Valuations are prepared with reference to a specific date of valuation. As such, the value may not be the same the day after that date. Nevertheless, clients will generally expect to be able to rely on a valua- tion for a certain period following the date of valuation. In certain circumstances, the valuer may wish to state a period after which the valuation should no longer be relied on. This may be particularly important in times when values are volatile. This may be specified by national legislation or by the requirements of the contract. 4.2.9. All Valuation Reports must include a statement that the Qualified Valuer respon- sible for the valuation to the client has conformed to the requirements of these European Valuation Standards. The valuer must state the extent of, and reasons for, any departure from the standards or state why any key part of the valuation process has been omitted. 5. The EVS Valuation Report for Residential Property (see Annex) 82 Annex - EVS Valuation Report for Residential Property European Valuation Standards 2020 Download 1.74 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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