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Royal Commission hears money laundering still a potential problem for Crown

The Royal Commission into Crown’s Melbourne casino has found money laundering could still be a problem despite attempts by the Packer-built empire to end financial crime across its facilities. Counsel Assisting Meg O’Sullivan said, “A relevant question will be whether Crown can be found suitable while such reforms are pending." The Motley Fool’s Scott Phillips pointed out people should not be surprised by the finding because casino’s have a history of being used for money laundering. “Casinos have long been a magnate for money laundering,” he said. Mr Phillips said Crown Casinos were fast-tracking cashless gambling in response to money laundering concerns.

Crown spiked review of new money laundering rules

Crown spiked review of new money laundering rules We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Crown Resorts stopped an independent review of new anti-money laundering controls early this year after preliminary findings suggested it was not complying with measures to prevent criminal infiltration of its bank accounts. Neil Jeans, principal at the anti-money laundering consultancy Initialism, told Victoria’s royal commission into Crown on Tuesday that Crown commissioned him in early 2021 to review its recent ban on cash deposits and third-party transfers to its patron bank accounts. Crown stopped a review that suggested it wasn’t complying with its new anti-money laundering controls.

Crown breached new financial crime policy, inquiry hears

Crown breached new financial crime policy, inquiry hears Share Crowns Resorts has already contravened its new anti-money laundering policy to not receive cash deposits, an inquiry has heard, adding to the cache of evidence casting doubt on Crown’s ability to reform and rid its casinos of financial crime. Commissioner Hon. Raymond Finkelstein AO QC.  AFR The Victorian royal commission into Crown also heard the James Packer-backed casino group for more than a year ignored expert advice telling it to examine key bank accounts identified as facilitating money laundering before hastily commissioning a deliberately “limited” review sparked by the NSW Bergin inquiry’s spotlight on the accounts.

Crown spiked review of new money laundering rules

Crown spiked review of new money laundering rules
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Tip of the iceberg : Crown inquiry gets very dangerous, very quickly

Tip of the iceberg : Crown inquiry gets very dangerous, very quickly
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