Valuers rely on large volumes of data to inform professional judgement. Comparable evidence, market data, automated models and client-supplied information are now integral to valuation practice. As data use grows, so too does the need for clear, proportionate and defensible data governance.
This webinar will explore what data governance means in practice for valuers, focusing on how data is sourced, managed, validated, stored and used within valuation workflows. The session will consider common risks such as data quality, bias, over-reliance on automated outputs and record keeping, alongside the professional and regulatory expectations that underpin good valuation practice.
The webinar will help valuers develop a clearer, more structured approach to managing data responsibly, supporting transparency, auditability and professional judgement in line with RICS standards.
Speaker
- Rachel Leggett, Director – Valuation Compliance Office, Lambert Smith Hampton