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    Former Star executives fined A$1.1m over governance failures

    Former Star executives fined A$1.1m over governance failures

    Australia's Federal Court has imposed significant fines and management bans on former Star Entertainment Group executives, Mathias Bekier and Paula Martin, for governance failures. Bekier was fined A$700,000 and banned for six years, while Martin received a lower fine and shorter ban. This action follows a previous A$100 million penalty against The Star for anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing breaches.

    Vyking Ventures invests in PlayAIO

    Vyking Ventures invests in PlayAIO

    Vyking Ventures, the investment division of Vyking, has made a strategic investment in PlayAIO, an iGaming technology company specializing in data analytics and artificial intelligence. This move aligns with Vyking Ventures' strategy to back businesses developing technology across data intelligence, automation, payments, and digital gaming infrastructure.

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    Greek online gambling market faces shake-up

    Greek online gambling market faces shake-up

    Greece's online gambling market is set for an overhaul with new international operators entering the sector, intensifying competition against existing dominant brands. These changes coincide with the government's efforts to legislate against illegal gambling and implement a new tax regime for online casinos.

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    Audit Court prosecutor pushes for full transparency on owners of licensed betting operators in Brazil

    Audit Court prosecutor pushes for full transparency on owners of licensed betting operators in Brazil

    A Brazilian Federal Audit Court (TCU) prosecutor is pushing for full transparency regarding the ownership of licensed betting operators, challenging the secrecy surrounding licensing files. This move could lead to stricter disclosure requirements for companies operating in Brazil's newly regulated fixed-odds betting market. The TCU will review the Ministry of Finance's authorization criteria and procedures.