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	INREV Reporting Module	INREV DDQ	GRESB RE 2019	GRI	EPRA	UN-PRI
ESG-ENV 1.1 Requirement Absolute data and like-for-like Disclose absolute environmental data and like-for-like data for the proportion of the vehicle’s portfolio that is in the fund manager’s operational control. This should cover:	RG.29
energy			PI1.0	G4-EN3 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
GHG emissions			PI2.0 - PI2.2	G4-EN1 5 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
water			PI3.0-PI3.2	G4-EN8 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
waste			PI4.0-PI4.2	G4-EN2 2 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
Intensities Report the intensity ratios for energy and GHG emissions per property type. Detail the calculation methodology including applied normalization factors and which types of energy / types of GHG Emissions are included in the ratio.			PI1.0 PI2.0 - PI2.2	G4-EN5 G4-EN1 8	Incl. in EPRA
The environmental data should be presented in line with GRESB or GRI / EPRA methodology. Please disclose which methodology has been used.
ESG-ENV 2.1 Best practice Disclose absolute environmental data and like-for-like data for the available tenant data for the vehicle’s portfolio. This could include:
energy			PI1.0	G4-EN3 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
GHG emissions			PI2.0 - PI2.2	G4-EN1 5 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
water			PI3.0-PI3.2	G4-EN8 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
waste			PI4.0-PI4.2	G4-EN2 2 ff.	Incl. in EPRA
The environmental data should be presented in line with GRESB or GRI / EPRA methodology. Please disclose which methodology has been used.

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  - × Introduction to INREV Guidelines
  - × Adoption and Compliance Framework
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    - × Compliance Framework
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- × Corporate Governance
  - × Introduction Corporate Governance
  - × Executive summary
    - × The 7 principles of INREV Corporate Governance
    - × 1. Compliance with the law
    - × 2. Compliance with constitutional terms
    - × 3. Skill, care, diligence and integrity
    - × 4. Accountability
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    - × Accountability
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    - × Confidentiality
    - × Further guidance for club deals and joint ventures
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  - × Tools and examples
  - × Q&A
    - × Compliance of AIFM
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      - × Why?
      - × Who?
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      - × HOW OFTEN?
      - × How long does it take?
- × Reporting
  - × Introduction Reporting
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    - × Fund documentation for reporting framework
    - × Content and frequency of reporting
    - × General vehicle information, organisation and governance
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    - × Risk management
    - × Other disclosure requirements
  - × Tools and examples
  - × Q&A
    - × Annual and interim reporting requirements
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    - × Acquisition costs in case of merger of funds
    - × Performance fee for INREV NAV calculation
- × Property Valuation
  - × Introduction Property Valuation
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    - × Fund documentation for valuation framework
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- × Performance Measurement
  - × Introduction Performance Measurement
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- × INREV NAV
  - × Introduction INREV NAV
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    - × Fund documentation for INREV NAV framework
    - × INREV NAV Adjustments
  - × Tools and examples
  - × Q&A
    - × Capitalisation and amortisation of set-up costs and acquisition expenses
    - × Is it required to start with an IFRS NAV to calculate the INREV NAV?
    - × Materiality assessment of INREV NAV adjustments
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    - × Calculation of adjustment in respect of deferred tax liability
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    - × Investment in an associate/joint venture
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- × Fee and Expense Metrics
  - × Introduction Fee and Expense Metrics
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    - × Fee and expense metric requirements
    - × Fee and expense metrics calculation
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  - × Q&A
    - × How should the INREV GAV be calculated for the Total Global Expense Ratio (TGER) and the Real Estate Expense ratio (REER)?
    - × How should staff costs be allocated to the TGER and the REER?
    - × Determination and disclosure of quarterly ratios
    - × How do you determine if a service is in lieu of or in addition to third party costs?
    - × Can TGER including tax be calculated and presented to investors?
    - × What are the main differences between TGER and TER? Do I need to convert previously reported TERs?
    - × Should TGER be compared against expense metrics of listed structures / public market vehicles?
    - × How should Asset Management fees be allocated to TGER?
    - × Should TGER be presented for financial reporting periods ending on or after 31 December 2020? Can the INREV TER still be disclosed?
    - × Treatment of Debt arrangement fees and costs
- × Liquidity
  - × Introduction Liquidity
  - × Principles
  - × Guidelines
    - × Fund documentation requirements for liquidity framework
    - × Issues of vehicle equity (or debt investments)
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- × Sustainability
  - × Sustainability Introduction
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    - × Vehicle long term strategy
    - × Annual objectives
    - × Annual portfolio information
    - × Environmental data
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    - × Interpretation of references
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- × Code of Tax Conduct
  - × Introduction to the Code of Tax Conduct
  - × Presentation of the Guiding Principles
    - × Compliance with laws, regulations and tax obligations
    - × Co-operation with Public Authorities
    - × Internal Governance
    - × Approach to tax and business rationale
    - × Transparency and disclosure
  - × Glossary & references

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