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The Future of Valuation with DCF

23 October 2024

In this video discussion, Andrew Knight interviews Jeremy Handley from Forbury, focusing on the evolving role of discounted cash flow (DCF) valuations in the property sector and the integration of technology in valuation practices. They discuss the significance of DCF as a tool for property valuation, the need for broader data analytics, and the implications of modernising traditional valuation methods. In this video, the following topics are covered:

Importance of DCF in investment property valuation
Enhanced transparency and risk management benefits of DCF
Need for retraining valuers to adopt DCF methodologies
Role of RICS in facilitating DCF adoption and training
Challenges around data availability and quality for DCF
Evolution of valuation modelling tools to support DCF
Integration of AI to import data and streamline workflows
Importance of standardized reporting formats for DCF analyses
Future trends and potential automation in the valuation process

More information regarding the Tech Partner Programme and our partner Forbury can be found at www.rics.org/techpartner.

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