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37Valuation professionals can specialize in three distinct categories:1. Land & Building (L&B):This course prepares professionals to evaluate residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Given India%u2019s booming real estate market and infrastructure growth, certified valuers in this field are always in demand.2. Plant & Machinery (P&M):Industrial growth depends on large-scale machinery and equipment. This specialization helps valuers assess the current and future value of machinery %u2014 whether it%u2019s for loans, insurance, or sale.3. Securities or Financial Assets (SFA):In a world where companies are traded on stock exchanges and investments flow across borders, this specialization allows professionals to value shares, bonds, and other financial assets with precision.Building a Professional EcosystemBeyond just training, IOV RVF%u00ae is building a complete ecosystem for valuation professionals. Some of its key contributions include:%u2022 Standardized Training: Courses are structured to meet global standards while aligning with Indian laws and practices.%u2022 Certification & Recognition: Only those who successfully complete the training and exams are certified, ensuring credibility in the market.%u2022 Continuous Learning: The organization encourages ongoing professional development, so valuers remain updated with the latest trends, regulations, and methods.%u2022 Ethics & Governance: By embedding ethical practices into training, IOV RVF%u00ae ensures that valuers act with integrity and independence.This ecosystem strengthens not only individual careers but also boosts trust in India%u2019s financial and business systems. Legacy of Shri P. C. Goel %u2013 The Father of Indian ValuersNo discussion about IOV RVF%u00ae is complete without remembering its foundation and legacy. The Institution of Valuers (IOV), the parent body, was established in 1968 by Shri P. C. Goel. He believed that India needed a strong community of valuation professionals who could bring fairness and transparency to financial and business dealings. His vision gave rise to IOV, which grew into the largest and most respected professional body of valuers in India. IOV RVF%u00ae carries forward this legacy, blending it with modern-day needs under the regulatory framework of IBBI.Impact on Society and EconomyThe contribution of IOV RVF%u00ae goes far beyond classrooms and training sessions. By producing skilled valuers, the organization directly impacts businesses to understand their true worth before making strategic decisions, investors to ensure fairness and transparency in financial markets, banks and financial institutions to enable them to lend responsibly and reduce risks, common people by giving property owners, homebuyers, and entrepreneurs confidence in fair valuations and eventually the nation%u2019s economy by building trust, which is essential for growth, investment, and stability. In short, the work of IOV RVF%u00ae contributes to economic transparency and nation-building.Aiming for a higher goalAs India aims to become a $5 trillion economy, the role of valuers is only set to grow. The demand for certified professionals in land & building, plant & machinery, and securities/financial assets will continue to rise with increasing real estate development, industrialization, and financial market growth.IOV RVF%u00ae is well-positioned to lead this transformation. By maintaining high standards of training and ethics, it will ensure that India%u2019s valuation profession not only meets domestic needs but also aligns with global best practices.The journey of the IOV Registered Valuers Foundation is a story of legacy, responsibility, and progress. From its roots in the vision of Shri P. C. Goel to its recognition by IBBI, the organization has consistently upheld the importance of professionalism in valuation.For the common man, this means that whenever a property is sold, a loan is approved, or a company is valued, there are trained experts behind the scenes ensuring fairness and accuracy.