No, a valuer who is employed by a bank or financial institution is strictly prohibited from providing valuation services to any other party. Their work is limited to the internal requirements of the institution for which they work. This restriction…
No, a valuer who is employed by a bank or financial institution is strictly prohibited from providing valuation services to any other party. Their work is limited to the internal requirements of the institution for which they work. This restriction prevents conflicts of interest and ensures that the valuer�s assessments remain focused on the bank's risk management needs. All valuers, whether in banks or firms, must be registered on the Roll to practice legally.
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