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EBA Slams Fintechs Over Lax Compliance In New AML Risk Assessment

In its latest risk assessment, the European Banking Authority (EBA) has warned that poor practices and a lack of experience at fintechs, including payments and crypto firms, are undermining efforts to tackle financial crime.
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AI Joint Venture Demonstrates UAE鈥檚 Digital and Financial Ambitions

The Middle Eastern state continues to harness financial services as an asset, moving to modernise its payments infrastructure through a public-private initiative involving the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI).
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Brazil Minister Rattles Industry With Regulatory Remorse

The government minister responsible for Brazil鈥檚 federal betting regulator is considering stricter rules on advertising and online casino games and says he would even outlaw online gambling altogether if given the opportunity.
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Romanian Government Eyes Legislation To Decentralise Gambling Licensing

Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced that his government plans to propose a draft legislation that will enable municipal authorities to decide on licences for local gambling outlets.
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No More Hiding Scheme Fees From Us, RBA Tells Card Networks

Card networks could soon be forced to reveal their scheme fees to the regulator, as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) calls for greater transparency across the payments market.
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Payments

India's GST Council Backs Cancellation Of Fatal Tax Notices

India鈥檚 GST Council has approved an amendment to tax legislation that could free the nation鈥檚 gaming companies of billions of dollars in catastrophic goods and services tax (GST) back notices.
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Gambling

Alberta Official Confirms Plan To Follow Ontario Gaming Model

A top Albertan government official confirmed Thursday that the province plans to replicate much of Ontario鈥檚 private online gaming model as part of its own gambling overhaul.
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Gambling

Massachusetts Sports-Betting Operators Agree To Discuss Player Wagering Limits

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission confirmed Thursday that each of the state鈥檚 licensed sportsbooks have now agreed to attend a public meeting to discuss the topic of limiting successful customers, about a month after just one attended an initial hearing on the topic.
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Gambling

News In Brief: June 17-June 21, 2024

Another UK Conservative politician is embroiled in a growing betting scandal, Boyd makes a bid for Penn, Bovada blocks Michigan residents and Zimbabwe's home affairs minister warns against illegal gambling.
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Gambling

For Influencers In Latin America, Great Power Comes With Legal Consequences

Their power is outsized, they are largely unregulated and they are increasingly in trouble with the law for their illegal involvement in online gambling. No, not a criminal organisation, but influencers, whose power in Latin America has seen them become popular targets for advertising deals with online operators both legal and illegal.聽
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Gambling

Week In Crypto: Oldest Consumer Watchdog In The US Declares War On Tether

A US consumer watchdog begins a nationwide ad campaign against Tether, two Binance executives are cleared of tax evasion in Nigeria and an Indian regulator fines Binance for anti-money laundering failures.
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Payments

MEPs' Fraud Liability Plans Are Misdirected, EU Official Says

EU lawmakers鈥 plans to make tech and telecom firms liable for fraud in the Payment Services Regulation might clash with sector regulation, a senior official at the European Commission has said, pouring cold water on plans favoured by many payments firms.
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Payments

Daily Dash: UK FCA Cancels Licence Of Payment Firm Global 4X

Global 4X has lost its UK licence after four years of inactivity, while DNA Payments has launched a POS solution that allows merchants to accept open banking payments via consumer mobile banking apps.
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Payments

Philippine Military Lobby Demands Ban On POGOs

Opposition in the Philippines to foreign-facing online gambling operators (POGOs) is spreading to military networks, with an influential group for retired senior officers calling for the closure of POGOs over threats to national 鈥渧alues and security鈥.
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Gambling

Lithuanian Lawmakers Approve Gambling Tax Increase

Lithuanian lawmaker's plans to increase gambling taxes to fund addiction prevention measures cleared a major hurdle after members of the country鈥檚 legislative body voted to approve it this week.
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Gambling

Regulatory Influencer: Bank of Italy Requires PSPs to Review Their Practices When Dealing with Customers Who Do Not Recognise Unauthorised Payment Transactions

Following investigations, the Bank of Italy has published a communication to payment services providers (PSPs) regarding their practices when handling unauthorised payment transactions that are not recognised by the payment service user. The communication highlights PSPs鈥 practices that have raised the Bank of Italy鈥檚 concerns, as well as expectations from PSPs.
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Payments

AI Consultation Open To EU Financial Services Companies

The European Commission has asked financial services companies to provide information that will inform its regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the sector.
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Payments

Daily Dash: Riksbank Plans To Adopt European T2 Platform For Payment Settlement

Sweden鈥檚 Riksbank has confirmed that RIX-RTGS will soon integrate with Europe鈥檚 T2 technical platform, while Singapore and Cambodia have announced the go-live of a joint Financial Transparency Corridor.
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Payments

Racing Should Not Get Carve-Out From UK Risk Checks, Executives Say

Racing should not get an exemption from planned gambling financial risk checks it finds troublesome for its bettors, officials have said.
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Gambling

Ontario Jobs Report Draws More Praise For Province's Private Model

With Ontario鈥檚 regulated and private online gaming market now more than two years old, and with more data coming out to back the model鈥檚 success, government officials and industry leaders say the model is one that future provinces should look to replicate.
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Gambling

Brazil's Land-Based Gambling Bill Passes Key Senate Test

The Brazil Senate's Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Committee has approved a sweeping gambling expansion bill to legalise casinos and bingos across the country.
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Gambling

Tribes Gain Online Betting Advantage From U.S. Supreme Court's Florida Decision

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision not to review the landmark compact between the Seminole Tribe and state of Florida reaffirms the new model for how tribes in various states might conduct state-wide mobile gaming under federal law, according to tribal gaming law experts.
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Gambling

Chile Online Operators Urge Regulator Overhaul

Chile鈥檚 unlicensed online operators are calling for 鈥渕odernisation鈥 of the national gaming regulator, the Superintendence of Casino Gaming.聽
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Gambling

Danish Supplier Licensing Turns Spotlight On Aggregators

Aggregators may need to apply for supplier licences in Denmark if they have compliance oversight for the games they supply, as the industry prepares for a new 2025 regulatory regime.
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Regulatory Influencer: The Likely Impact Of The End Of The PSR On The UK Payments Industry

HM Treasury鈥檚 consultation on plans to consolidate the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) within the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the next step in a process that began with the March 2025 announcement that the PSR would be wound down.
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Treasury Committee Questions For Big Tech Unlikely To Herald New Rules

UK MPs鈥 probe into the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in financial services demonstrates their ongoing scrutiny of the issue, but does not seem to have any significant regulatory implications at this time.
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Singapore And Thailand鈥檚 Tighter Anti-Scam Measures Create New Challenges

New frameworks aimed at disrupting scam syndicates, while limiting disruption to legitimate users, will place added compliance and operational burdens on banks and payment providers.
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Regulatory Influencer: Israel Modernises Privacy Law With Comprehensive Reform

On August 14, 2025, the Privacy Protection Law (Amendment No. 13), 5774-2024 entered into force in Israel. The Knesset, Israel鈥檚 legislative body, approved the reform on August 5, 2024, marking the most significant overhaul of the country鈥檚 privacy regime since the original Privacy Protection Law of 1981.
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Regulatory Influencer: Strong Customer Authentication, Where Does It Go From Here?

Strong customer authentication (SCA) was introduced across the European Economic Area (EEA) as a requirement of the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2), which came into force on September 14, 2019, and the supporting technical standards. The requirement ensures that electronic payments are performed with multi-factor authentication to increase their security.
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Surcharge Ban Set To Reshape New Zealand鈥檚 Payments Landscape

New Zealand鈥檚 government decision to prohibit surcharges on most in-store card transactions should reduce consumer costs and improve price transparency, but may trigger disputes over fees between merchants, card schemes and regulators.
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Adapting Sanctions Enforcement To Address Crypto-Based Evasion

Regulators need to boost their oversight and auditing of crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) to prevent the use of cryptocurrencies to circumvent sanctions imposed on states such as Russia.
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Brazil鈥檚 New Fraud Rule Creates Compliance Challenge For Payment Firms

The sweeping new regulation obligating banks and authorised payment institutions to reject transactions sent to accounts reasonably suspected of involvement in fraud will require rapid upgrades to processes and systems.
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French, Austrian And Italian Regulators Push For Better Crypto Oversight

The call by three of the EU鈥檚 major financial supervisors for tighter and more harmonised oversight of crypto-asset markets, aimed at addressing flaws in the EU鈥檚 crypto regime, could create new compliance challenges for payments firms.
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Regulatory Influencer: AI In Banking Through A Consumer Protection Lens 鈥 What US Banks Must Know In An Evolving Regulatory Landscape

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the US banking sector is evolving rapidly. New tools are being deployed across diverse use cases, creating both opportunities and potential compliance risks for financial institutions.
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