Date
23 October 2008
Venue
Hilton Leeds City hotel
Neville Street
Leeds LS1 4BX
Registration - 0930
Workshop - 1000
Close - 1700
Delegate fees
Workshop fee includes attendance, refreshments, lunch and all documentation
| |
Price |
VAT |
Total |
| Member |
£325.00 |
£56.88 |
£381.88 |
| Non-member |
£390.00 |
£68.25 |
£458.25 |
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Workshop overview
All valuers will be aware of the RICS Valuation Standars (The Red Book). Feedback from teh Red Book roadshows has revealed some valuers would like to have a more detailed explanation of the application of the Red Book at a practical level.
Each workshop will be for a full day and, based on an instruction to value various properties, will cover in detail all aspects of the Red Book from qualification to reporting.
The workshops are deisgned to be as interactive as possible, and so that individuals have an opportunity to contribute fully, the numbers attending each session will be limited to no more than 30.
Who should attend?
These worshops have been designed to be of particular interest to APC candidates and the less experienced valuer, or valuers who feel that their understanding of the Red Book would benefit from being brought up to date.
Key benefits:
- By using practical examples and group discussion gaining a deeper understanding of how the Red Book impacts on all valuations.
- An understanding of the monitoring procedures and how to make sure that your valuation is compliant.
- Advice on how to structure terms of engagement and reports that deal with all the requirements of the Red Book.
- Practical examples on qualifying to undertake the valuation and recognising and dealing with conflicts of interest together with risk management.
- An opportunity to raise questions and discuss issues with the trainersThe trainers
The Trainers
Andrew Cherry, RICS Red Book Editorial Board member
Andrew has retired having spent 30 years at Cushman and Wakefield Healy and Baker where he was Head of the Valuation Department for 18 years.
Prior to this, he ran the Partnership's New York Office for 2 years and was involved in city agency work.
He was chairman of the Assets Valuation Standards Committee of the RICS from 1990 until 1993 and is currently a member of the Valuation for Financial Statements Group and The Red Book Editorial Board.
His recent book, 'A Valuer's Guide to the RICS Red Book' has been a best seller.
Anthony Banfield, Director of Retail Studies and Tutor in Valuation, College of Estate Managment
Anthony Banfield trained with the District Valuer's Office and, since qualifying in 1973, has worked in local government, private practice and for a property company.
Whilst with the latter, he gained considerable experience of rent reviews as well as the management and refurbishment of a large covered shopping centre before being actively involved in the Chelsea Harbour development.
He was Managing Director of a property asset management company specialising in the management of property portfolios throughout the UK for privately owned property companies.
He is particularly interested in the development of valuation methods and the further use of electronic media in distance education.
He has worked at the College since 1994; he originally studied with the College from 1969 - 72 and then went on to take the RICS Diploma in Project Management Course in 1985-7.
Anthony has edited and just published the new edition of "Stapletons Real Estate Management Practice".
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