This report covers RICS’ performance from October to December 2024.
Our programme of activities continued this quarter with more than 10,500 RICS members globally taking part in events between October and December. This is an increase of 45% from the previous quarter. A third of these were face-to-face and member-led.
We continued our Shaping the Future events across all four of the UK’s devolved nations. Plans to roll out these invaluable meetings internationally for 2025 are underway.
In October, we held our annual Hong Kong Awards. The event offered members in the region an opportunity to formally recognise their tireless commitment to professionalism, innovation and dedication to shaping the world for the better.
113,231
number of professionals (with RICS designations)
28,875
number of candidates working towards a professional designation
2,378
new candidate enrolments
By the end of 2024, financial outcomes aligned with our budgeted projections, resulting in an unaudited operating result of £1.6m. This was achieved despite pressure on commercial margins, thanks to savings on operating and project costs.
Strong cashflow management and positive investment returns throughout the year have resulted in an increase in total cash and investment reserves of approximately £1.1m over the course of the year, placing RICS in a strong position for 2025.
We have updated the Red Book Global Standards as part of our commitment to support high standards in valuation delivery worldwide and future-proof practices in the public interest, with the direction of updates informed by extensive feedback from stakeholders.
The global quarterly performance reports are intended to give both employees and professionals a high-level overview of the organisation's operational performance at the end of each quarter.
For over a century and a half, our Charter has driven the surveying profession’s ultimate purpose to advance positive outcomes for the benefit of society. With our new vision for a sustainable, resilient, and inclusive natural and built environment, our strategy sets out the strategic goals that we will prioritise for the coming years. You can read more about it here.
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