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section)
. Valuers who have achieved this status are subject to additional require-
ments including continuing professional development.
1.7. 
The subject areas within the MER are grouped into three levels of knowledge ex-
pected of the valuer:

Understanding;

General knowledge; and

In-depth knowledge.
2. Outline Syllabus
2.1. 
Valuers require an understanding of:

Principles of Economic Theory;

Practical Economics for Real Estate;

Business and Finance.
2.2. 
Valuers require a general knowledge of:

Marketing Real Estate;

Energy;

Environmental and Resource Protection;

Buildings and construction.


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2.3. 
Valuers require an in-depth knowledge of:

Valuation;

Professional Practice;

Law Relevant to Property
3
;

Government Policies and Land Use
3
;

Valuation under Statute
3
;

Valuation Standards
3
.

Denotes in-depth knowledge required relative to the country and sector of practice.



European Valuation Standards 2020
V. Measurement, Education and Qualifications
317
Recognition of Qualifications by TEGOVA
Recognised European Valuer (REV) 
and TEGOVA Residential Valuer (TRV)
The REV and TRV statuses are the marks of excellence in real estate valuation, demonstrat-
ing to international and local clients that the valuer is qualified to a consistent high Europe-
an standard of practice. They are awarded by leading valuation associations across Europe.
The letters 'REV' and 'TRV' enable cross-border real estate investors to identify local valuers 
qualified to a recognisable European level. This gives both large and small local valuation 
firms the opportunity to tap into the steadily increasing market for pan-European inves-
tor clients.
Yet REV and TRV's greatest impact is on local clients. In times of economic uncertainty, local 
clients seek out professionals with special knowledge and experience who can help them 
make difficult investment and pricing decisions. Here, the competitive edge for REV and TRV 
valuers lies in their guaranteed minimum level of education and experience and the capacity 
to interpret global and local valuation impacts that comes from demonstrated familiarity with 
European Valuation Standards.
REV and TRV valuers display the initials 'REV' and 'TRV' after their name on their business 
cards, are provided with a numbered REV or TRV impress stamp on their Valuation Reports 
and appear on the TEGOVA REV/TRV online register consulted by clients and practitioners 
from all over Europe.
Application and Awarding Procedures
1. 
The recognitions Recognised European Valuer with the designation REV and TEGOVA 
Residential Valuer with the designation TRV can be awarded to individual practising 
valuers and are pan-European indicators of ability and experience that assure clients 
of their valuation proficiency.


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2. 
Applications for the REV and TRV recognitions are open to qualified practising valuers 
who meet the relevant TEGOVA requirements and belong to a Full or Associate TEGOVA 
Member Association that has obtained the consent of TEGOVA to award the recogni-
tions (Awarding Member Association or AMA for REV, Residential Awarding Member 
Association or R-AMA for TRV), and to individual valuers of a valuation company which 
itself is a member of an AMA or an R-AMA (if applicable). Applications have to be made 
by the valuer directly to a home country AMA or R-AMA.
3. 
The process of awarding REV or TRV recognition is divided into two stages. First is 
the granting by TEGOVA of awarding status AMA (for REV) or R-AMA (for TRV) to the 
Member Association. The second stage is the awarding of the recognition to the indi-
vidual practicing valuer applicant by the AMA or the R-AMA.
4. 
To achieve awarding status, the Member Association must demonstrate that it has in 
place effective means, policies and quality systems to ensure that applicants meet the 
TEGOVA requirements as regards education, ethics, experience and lifelong learning.
5. 
The second stage is the assessment of the applicant by the AMA or R-AMA to ascertain 
whether the applicant meets the relevant TEGOVA requirements and, if successful, the 
granting of the recognition and the right to use the designatory letters REV or TRV.
6. 
Recognition of competence is granted in the name of TEGOVA by the AMA or R-AMA in 
the form of a certificate of recognition signed jointly by the Chairman of TEGOVA and 
the Chairman/President of the awarding Member Association.
7. 
The applicant who has been awarded Recognised European Valuer or TEGOVA Resi-
dential Valuer recognition is permitted to use this title and the designatory letters REV 
or TRV after her/his name for a period of five years after which time the valuer must 
seek renewal of the recognition.
8. 
Details are available from the TEGOVA Secretariat, e-mail info@tegova.org or from the 
TEGOVA website www.tegova.org.




VI.  
European Valuers' 
Code of Conduct


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TEGOVA expects valuers in its member associations to adhere, as a matter of personal re-
sponsibility, to this Code which is founded on:

The principles of professional behaviour; and

The expectation of clients that a valuation will be prepared professionally by a quali-
fied valuer.
Valuers are to uphold and demonstrate professional standards in their work and so safeguard 
the trust placed in them by clients to whom a duty of care is owed, regulatory authorities and, 
more generally, by society.
This TEGOVA Code embeds the values of:

Fairness;

A proper professional respect for others and for standards;

Responsibility and trustworthiness.
Such professional standards extend beyond the requirements of law (which bear on all 
persons) and require a duty of care to the client and respect for others, acting to the best 
of the valuer's ability without discriminating against individuals in respect of their national-
ity, ancestry, race or social origin, colour, religion, belief or political opinion, marital status, 
gender, gender expression or sexual orientation, age or disability.
A breach of this Code by a valuer may give rise to disciplinary action by the relevant member 
association and possible loss of the valuer's status as a Recognised European Valuer (REV) 
or TEGOVA Residential Valuer (TRV).


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323
The Code
A. 
The valuer must act with honesty, integrity and diligence at all times with a duty 
of care to the instructing party and all others expected to rely on the valua-
tion advice.
B. 
The valuer must exercise professional judgement objectively and independently
in undertaking work and, as relevant, honour the duties of a professional to a 
court, tribunal or equivalent forum.
C. 
The valuer must maintain a level of professional knowledge and technical skill that 
is at least that required by the professional valuation body of which the valuer is 
a member or, for valuers who are REV or TRV, by those requirements, keeping up 
to date with professional matters and relevant current developments so as to be 
competent in professional practice.
D. 
The valuer must be transparent and accountable the instructing party in under-
taking professional work for them.
E. 
The valuer must avoid all actual or potential conflicts of interest regarding the 
property in question, the valuation process and the result of the valuation, must 
not have any direct or indirect interest in the property and must not be related 
to either the buyer or the seller of the property. The valuer must inform the in-
structing party in writing when a conflict of interest arises and before issuing the 
valuation report.
F. 
When the client commissioning the valuation report is a credit institution
the valuer must not be involved in the loan application, assessment, deci-
sion or administration and must not be guided or influenced by the borrow-
er's creditworthiness.
G. 
The valuer must not disclose privileged or confidential information.
H. 
The valuer must have or be subject to a procedure for handling complaints that 
may be made concerning professional conduct and must advise instructing 
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