BPR Awards
The annual EPRA BPR Awards aim to recognise and commend upon the efforts of property companies that have successful adopted the EPRA BPR Guidelines.
Based on the assessment performed by Deloitte, EPRA's independent external partner, the surveyed companies are awarded either a Gold, Silver, or Bronze Award. EPRA has recently introduced one more category of Awards - the 'Most Improved Annual Report' - in order to single out the exceptional performance of certain property companies that adopt the EPRA BPR for the first time.
Methodology for the EPRA BPR Awards - 2021
The purpose of this revised methodology is not only to further increase awareness of EPRA's BPR, but also to encourage companies to recognise and promote consistency as well as transparency in financial reporting. This document sets out the main ground rules for the methodology to be used for deciding the EPRA BPR Awards winners for the years of 2021 and beyond.
New EPRA BPR Awards Methodology FAQ
This document provides insights on the new scoring methodology to be used for deciding EPRA BPR Award winners. The purpose of this revised methodology is not only to further increase awareness of EPRA’s BPR, but also to recognise and promote consistency as well as transparency in financial reporting, by emphasising stricter compliance. The BPR framework provides visibility and comparability to industry stakeholders in addition to being highly appreciated by investors.
Find out all about the Bloomberg coverage of EPRA's BPR, starting from the reports of fiscal year 2012 to this year's interims and annuals.
The EPRA BPR are a cornerstone framework for our industry, and their development has always followed extensive discussions with the investment community and property companies.
At the Bloomberg Intelligence and EPRA Real Estate Summit 2019, Sir Andrew Sentance MBE mused that “Having commuted up to London for most of my life, I’m simply amazed that people continue to do it”.
