Sweden’s Administrative Court rejected ATG’s appeal against Spelinspektionen’s SEK3m penalty for inadequate anti-money laundering safeguards, according to the reported ruling. The court also declined the regulator’s request for a higher sanction, finding the breach did not warrant an increase.
The ruling confirms ATG’s penalty and the court’s decision not to increase the amount sought by the regulator.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quickspinn, Kalamba Games | SEK 650,000 | Spelinspektionen fines three gaming suppliers over unlicensed Swedish operators | Not stated | |
| Winbet | Not stated | Spelinspektionen bans WinBet from targeting Swedish players | Not stated | |
| Betsson | SEK 6,500,000 | Spelinspektionen fines Betsson Nordic SEK6.5m for AML deficiencies | Not stated | |
| Kombispel | SEK 3,000,000 | Spelinspektionen fines Swedish Social Democrats SEK3m over lottery controls | Not stated | |
| Kombispel | SEK 4,000,000 | Spelinspektionen fines five organisations SEK4m over lottery sales | Not stated |
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Sweden’s Spelinspektionen is seeking to overturn an administrative court decision that set aside its SEK100 million fine against Svenska Spel. The regulator said the operator failed to protect high-spending customers showing signs of excessive gambling; Svenska Spel maintained that it met its responsible-gambling obligations, while the court found the regulator had not proved intervention was necessary.
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