The IPF is not a lobbying organisation. However, it does respond to government and other consultations if they are within the scope of the IPF Mission and the relevant IPF group/committee is of the view that the IPF has something to contribute. Our responses are usually drafted in liaison with other relevant industry organisations, e.g., AREF, BPF, INREV and other members of the European Real Estate Forum, of which the IPF is a founding member. The IPF responses to recent contributions are included below.
June 2025
The IPF worked with other industry bodies, including AREF and INREV, in drafting this response.
The IPF worked with other industry bodies, including AREF and INREV, in drafting this response.
May 2025
The IPF worked with other industry bodies, including AREF and INREV, in drafting this response.
February 2025
HM Treasury
January 2025
This is the latest version of the paper was originally drawn up in April 2022 in response to a request from the FCA for input on best practice principles to inform the development of real estate-specific metrics that enable consistent, transparent, and comparable reporting and disclosure for real estate portfolios and covering all real estate asset classes.
FCA and IFRS Foundation
May 2024
HM Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs
April 2024
Twelve members of the Green Property Alliance, including the IPF, co-signed a letter to the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero asking the UK Government to publish a full response to its 2021 consultation on minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) for the non-domestic private rented sector in England. Signatories asked for plans regarding higher standards to be published in order to provide investors and the sector with certainty over the future regulatory framework.
www.propertyindustryalliance.org/green-property-alliance
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
February 2024
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
January 2024
Financial Conduct Authority
The BPF, AREF, INREV and IPF submitted a joint paper to HM Treasury on the Matching Adjustment in March 2023. This brief submission to the PRA is in response to the consultation paper on the implementation of the conclusions reached after the Solvency II Review.
Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA)
December 2023
European Commission
The European Commission targeted consultation is aimed at understanding how the Sustainable Finance Disclosures
Regulation (SFDR) has been implemented, any potential shortcomings (including in its interaction with the other parts of
the European framework for sustainable finance), and possible options to improve the framework.
This response was prepared following the discussions of the AREF/BPF/INREV/IPF ESG Working Group.
July 2023
Joint consultation by the European Banking Authority (EBA), European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) and European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA)
May 2023
Financial Conduct Authority
Financial Conduct Authority
March 2023
BPF, AREF, INREV and IPF submitted a joint paper to HM Treasury on 23 March ahead of the reform proposals being finalised.
HM Treasury
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
February 2023
HM Treasury & HMRC
January 2023
Financial Conduct Authority
December 2022
RICS
November 2022
Department for Work and Pensions
September 2022
HM Treasury
July 2022
IFRS Foundation
Exposure Drafts ISSB IFRS S1 and S2
HM Treasury
Review of the Solvency II Consultation
June 2022
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
File Number S7-10-22: Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures
Joint consultation by PCAF, CRREM and GRESB
Public Consultation on Technical Guidance for the Accounting and Reporting of Financed Emissions from Real Estate Operations
May 2022
Department for Work and Pensions
April 2022
Subsequent to the submissions to the consultation, Enhancing climate-related disclosures by asset managers, life insurers, and FCA regulated pension providers (see January 2022) the FCA invited real estate industry groups to put forward proposals as to how the large UK pension funds and fund managers with real estate investments could meet the requirements of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) guidelines. The industry’s response is set out in this paper, written by AREF, BPF, CREFC Europe, INREV, IPF, Pensions for Purpose, Social Market Foundation and The Good Economy.
January 2022
Department for Work and Pensions
Financial Conduct Authority
Department for Work and Pensions
October 2021
European Commission
September 2021
Financial Conduct Authority
July 2021
HM Treasury
June 2021
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS)
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS)
April 2021
HM Treasury
February 2021
HM Treasury
January 2021
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS)
EU Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (FISMA)
December 2020
HM Treasury
If you feel that the IPF should be responding on any specific consultations - either industry or government - please contact Sue Forster, Chief Executive [email protected].
