By SectorWire desk ·
The Hellenic Gaming Commission said it notified supervised providers about the forthcoming EU anti-money laundering framework and AMLA. It plans briefings and workshops ahead of phased implementation starting on 10 July 2027.
Supervised gambling providers can prepare for the forthcoming EU compliance requirements through planned regulatory briefings.
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