AMLA submits three draft anti-money laundering standards to European Commission
The standards would set harmonised AML/CFT requirements for gambling businesses operating across the EU.
The standards would set harmonised AML/CFT requirements for gambling businesses operating across the EU.
New FATF indicators help supervisors and the private sector identify money-laundering, terrorist-financing and proliferation-financing risks.
Any resulting rules or ID checks could affect casino access and the treatment of welfare recipients across gambling channels.
FATF cited possible casino and junket-operator involvement in underground banking and hawala laundering channels.
The memorandum commits the two regulators to joint work against illegal gambling networks and stronger casino compliance, affecting cross-border enforcement.
Source: Hellenic Gaming Commission
The programme supports prevention initiatives and could shape the commission’s approach to player protection.