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Compliance for Gaming Venues: Questions to Ask When Engaging an AML/CTF Advisor and Independent Review Provider
Not all AML/CTF advisory services offer the same level of expertise or depth of analysis. Choosing the right provider can make a significant difference to the quality and effectiveness of a gaming venue, pub or hotel’s AML/CTF program.
NSW Gaming Compliance: Findings From Recent ATM and EFTPOS inspections
Liquor & Gaming NSW recently completed 200+ compliance inspections of cash dispensing facilities at hotels and registered clubs. Here are their findings.
Senet and AHA (Vic) Discuss AML/CTF Compliance for Pubs and Hotels
To shed light on anti-money laundering challenges and best practices for gaming venues, Senet’s Advisory and Compliance Principal, Alexandra Hoskins, sat down with Mike Barouche from the Australian Hotels Association Victoria (AHA (Vic)).
Parliament passes AML/CTF amendment bill
The Gambling Legislation Amendment (Pre-commitment and Carded Play) Bill 2024 (Vic) (Bill) was read in the Legislative Assembly for a second time on 27 November 2024.
AML/CTF customer identification and verification changes for online wagering operators
From 29 September 2024, more stringent customer identification and pre-verification requirements applicable to WSPs will come into force across all Australian jurisdictions.
How UK compliance expectations around AML/CTF and withdrawal delays impact Australian wagering operators.
Poorly drafted and unfair contract terms and conditions can exacerbate the level of customer complaints received by operators and in turn regulatory bodies.
Reforming Australia’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism finance regime
Australian Government, Attorney-General's Department - Paper 5: Broader reforms to simplify, clarify and modernise the regime