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In the wake of the financial crisis, regulatory activities which potentially affect our sector have flourished. EPRA represents its members’ interests in relevant legislative and regulatory decision-making bodies.

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EPRA is a well-regarded knowledge partner of the EU institutions.  We inform the EU legislative process by explaining our sector’s specific features and anticipating the potential impact of regulatory changes.

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Current regulatory work includes the following initiatives: 
   
  • AIFMD
  • OTC Derivatives
  • Pensions reform
  • Dividends taxation  
  • European REIT legislation
  • Equity raising
  • Corporate governance  
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EPRA organises and takes part in policy events on issues of relevance.

These complement individual meetings in developing good working relationships with our institutional and business partners.

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EU regulation relevant to REITs and listed property companies. EPRA is actively engaged in many of these. Others we are monitoring. 

We welcome your feedback. This is updated regularly.

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Regulation documents

This section enables the user to search, select and download further information. Searches can be made by document type and timeframes. Some documents are locked - EPRA members need to log in to access these. If you need a log-in password, email: info@epra.com.

Regulation

With the EU institutions and other entities developing an increasing number of regulations affecting our members, EPRA’s regulatory function is significant.

To ensure they have their say in legislative processes, EPRA directly represents listed property companies, REITs and investors.

NEWS

German listed real estate has greatest expansion potential in Europe 

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Strong emerging trends in Germany’s property investment market, means the country could contribute the greatest share of a potential doubling in the market capitalisation of th European listed real estate sector over the next five years, says Philip Charls, EPRA CEO.

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