Appointment
BGC appoints Daniel Lindsay as Director of Strategic Delivery
The BGC's new Director of Strategic Delivery, Daniel Lindsay, covers Stephanie Wong's absence during maternity leave.
Appointment
The BGC's new Director of Strategic Delivery, Daniel Lindsay, covers Stephanie Wong's absence during maternity leave.
The forecast bears on operators’ exposure to proposed financial checks and the risk of customers moving to unregulated sites.
A legal challenge could delay or reshape the Gambling Commission's affordability regime, affecting compliance costs and customer checks for UK operators.
Operators may face legal uncertainty over proposed financial risk checks and their implementation.
The figures provide operators with reported measures of customer use of safer-gambling tools during the campaign.
The estimates quantify the unlicensed market’s reported growth alongside a declining share for regulated gambling.
The figures and BGC warning bear on operators’ exposure to unlicensed competition and the possible effects of proposed checks.
Appointment
Purdy’s appointment launches a rotating chair model involving representatives from BGC member companies.
The estimate highlights the scale of betting on unlicensed operators during the Aintree Festival and Grand National.
The survey and industry response add pressure to the UKGC’s pending decision on affordability checks.
The poll indicates potential customer resistance to document-based checks proposed for regulated betting.
The figures show licensed operators experienced declines across both online and land-based channels in 2024.
Licensed operators face a higher duty rate while the BGC warns that customers may shift to unlicensed competitors.
The BGC’s estimate highlights illegal betting’s presence during Cheltenham and its concern about licensed firms’ ability to compete.
The warning and polling concern the possible effect of higher duties on licensed operators’ customer activity.
The figures give operators and regulators a measure of licensed-sector advertising spend and its reported decline.
The warning concerns how tax proposals could affect licensed operators’ competitiveness against unlicensed gambling sites.
Departure
The immediate departure changes leadership at a trade body involved in UK government and regulatory discussions.
Departure
The departure changes leadership at the BGC, which represents regulated betting and gaming businesses in the UK.
Departure
The departure changes the leadership of a UK gambling trade body during the implementation of regulatory reforms.
The BGC’s estimate highlights the illegal betting activity it associates with Boxing Day and warns higher taxes could drive customers to unlicensed sites.
The competing forecasts affect operators’ tax expectations and the projected size of the regulated and illegal markets.
The tax changes could affect betting-funded sponsorship, media rights and levy income on which racing depends.
The proposed tax changes could affect the cost base and competitive position of regulated online gambling operators in the UK.