Edition 2020 Ninth edition
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5. The valuer's use of statistical tools
293 V. Measurement, Education and Qualifications 299 European Code of Measurement 301 1. Introduction 302 2. Scope 302 3. Definitions 302 4. Building measurements in practice 307 Summary of TEGOVA's Minimum Educational Requirements 313 1. Introduction 313 2. Outline Syllabus 314 Recognition of Qualifications by TEGOVA 317 VI. European Valuers' Code of Conduct 321 European Valuation Standards 2020 Contents 9 VII. European Union Legislation and Property Valuation 325 1. General Introduction 328 2. The EU Internal Market 331 3. Health and Safety 348 4. Energy 351 5. Environment 355 6. The Common Agricultural Policy 367 7. Schedule of EU Legislation 369 Membership of TEGOVA 377 Glossary of terms 385 Notes 392 European Valuation Standards 2020 Preface 11 PREFACE These lines are written in the eye of the storm. The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted our way of life and our very livelihoods as businesses and workers weather the continuing onslaught of the disease and the measures taken to curtail it. Commer- cial property is among the hardest hit, with existential chal- lenges for retail and even office property. For valuers there is, sadly, an element of vindication. Our pro- fession is never more vitally relevant than when the economy and real estate are in free-fall. Gone are the false certainties about value. Vanished, the faith in algorithms crunching out- of-date data. Badly shaken, the confidence of so many that they could gauge the market for themselves. In crisis, valuers come into their own, relying on their experience, intuition and intimate local market knowledge to ascertain value. Valuation practice is the conciliation of a paradox: deriving value from hard evidence while also identifying market phenomena with a lasting impact on value. A key purpose of valuation standards is to alert valuers to change and provide them with the tools for integrating it into their determination of value. Mirroring this, EVS 2020 is both a continuation and a disruption. EVS 2020 continues to adapt valuation standards to the ever-increasing sway of EU law over financial and real estate markets. EU law permeates the Blue Book even more than in previ- ous editions, all definitions and concepts are in line with those of EU law and policy — witness the adaptation of EVS’s approach to AVMs to the recent Guidelines of the European Banking Authority — and the impacts of EU law on real estate markets and on valuation are analysed in ever greater detail and are expected to be well understood by Blue Book valuers. Since the last edition, the European authorities have confirmed their faith in EVS. Most notably, the European Central Bank in the 2018 edition of its Asset Quality Review manual for the valuation of banks’ real estate collateral reiterated that EVS takes precedence over all other standards. These marks of confidence in EVS inspired us to help the European authorities further in the present edition, most crucially by addressing the confusion generated by radically differing EU legal language versions of ‘arm’s-length transaction’ in the Capital Requirements Regula- tion’s definition of ‘Market Value’. Alongside this continuing Europeanisation of the profession, EVS 2020 also brings disrup- tion, coming to grips with the imperative of determining the value of energy efficiency in buildings in a Union in which climate leadership is the top priority. The tipping point came this year with the publication of EU-mandated member state Long-term Renovation Strat- egies, several of which contained legal obligations to renovate a building to a higher level of 12 Preface European Valuation Standards 2020 energy efficiency by a fixed date or at a certain inflection point (e.g. rental, sale) creating an unavoidable major cost impacting value. Accordingly, EVS 2020 upgrades energy efficiency valuation to Standard status and advises valuers to integrate these costs into their determi- nation of Market Value. The transparency of financial and real estate markets and the climate impact of buildings are systemic and existential issues of our time. Valuers’ key role in these places a great respon- sibility on TEGOVA, which the European Valuation Standards Board has risen to in this ninth edition of EVS, providing our 70,000 valuers, their clients and the European and national public authorities with the underpinning for rigorous evidence-based determination of value. Download 1.74 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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