NEWS: UK Gambling Commission warns of ‘tick box’ money laundering checks at betting firms – AML Intelligence
By PAUL O’DONOGHUE, Senior Correspondent
BETTING firms rely too heavily on customer self-declarations to guard against money laundering, according to the UK’s Gambling Commission.
John Pierce, the watchdog’s enforcement director, said the organization has identified various AML issues at multiple companies.
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