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Nevada Gaming Commission approves casino anti-money-laundering rules

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The Nevada Gaming Commission approved new anti-money-laundering regulations recommended by the Gaming Control Board. The rules introduce oversight and licensing requirements for casino AML personnel, reporting duties for AML-related employee departures and limits on independent agents; provisions take effect immediately or after four or six months.

Casinos and independent agents will face new AML oversight, licensing and reporting requirements.

End-of-day close Caesars Entertainment (CZR), USD, to 8 June 2026
Story date10 March 20268 June 2026

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