First published in 1976, the Red Book Global Standards are updated regularly to reflect market changes and developments. It is recognised globally as one of the most rigorous sets of standards for valuation and, as such, serves as a key reference for global users and stakeholders.
We are updating 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 changes to the existing Red Book Global Standards will reflect:
- Implementation of Valuation Review recommendations
- Alignment with development in other relevant global standards and regulations such as the new International Valuation Standards (IVS) published January 2024, IFRS and Basel 3.1
- Adaption to evolving practices and processes for issues including ESG and technological advancements