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White Hat Gaming strengthens social responsibility standards following UKGC investigation Share
UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has ordered
White Hat Gaming to pay a £1.3 million regulatory settlement after an investigation identified ‘inadequate anti-money laundering and social responsibility procedures’.
The operator’s payment has been made ‘in lieu of a financial penalty’ and will be directed towards delivering the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms.
In a statement, the UKGC stated that its assessment looked into the handling of seven customers’ accounts with the operator after concerns were raised at a compliance assessment in March 2019.
The regulator revealed that it had identified failings in the way White Hat Gaming identified and managed customers who were at higher risk of money laundering and problem gambling’.
William Hill and Flutter top GambleAware Q1-Q3 donors Share
April 6, 2021
GambleAware has released its donor list for the first three quarters of 2020, with William Hill topping the list, followed by Flutter Entertainment and
Publishing its industry donation figures for 1 April – 30 December 2020, GambleAware revealed that William Hill made a pledge of £1.04 million, with £540,000 donated.
Following William Hill was Flutter Entertainment – the holding company behind
Paddy Power and
Betfair – with a donation of £874,000.
All UK licence holders are obliged to donate 0.1% of their annual Gross Gambling Yield (GGY) directly to GambleAware. Those companies with an annual gross gambling revenue of less than £250,000 per annum are requested to donate a minimum of £250.