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Personnel Moves - March 2022
News In Brief: March 14-March 18, 2022
Singapore Bills Unify Regulation, Prohibit Proxy Betting
Singapore Confirms Casino Duopoly To 2030, Raises Taxes
Research & Reports
Market Insight: Asia-Pacific Lotteries & Betting
This in-depth report provides insight into the size, structure and growth of eight key lottery and betting markets in the Asia-Pacific region, containing analysis, updated as new information becomes available, of sector themes and key jurisdictional and macro developments.
Market Insight: Asia-Pacific Land-Based Gaming
This in-depth report provides insight into the size, structure and growth of eight land-based gaming markets in the Asia-Pacific region, containing analysis, updated as new information becomes available, of sector themes and key jurisdictional and macro developments including the impact of COVID-19 and the increasing reach and influence of China on the Asia-Pacific sector at large.
Q&A: Gambling Regulation in Singapore
All the main forms of land-based gambling are regulated in Singapore, including casinos, lotteries and sports betting. Although the Remote Gambling Act prohibits online gambling, exemptions are available and have been granted to both Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club.
Singapore: Data Protection Commission Fines Tech Mahindra S$10,000
The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) has fined Tech Mahindra S$10,000 for breach of its data intermediary obligation under Section 24 of the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA). Tech Mahindra failed to make reasonable security arrangements to prevent unauthorised access and unauthorised modifications of Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Singtel) customers’ personal data via MyBill and MyAccount webpages.
Singapore: Data Protection Commission Improves Guidance on Data Security
The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) has published changes to three guides on data protection and a new guide on preventing accidental disclosure when sending personal data. The guides have been amended to enhance security on personal data and to prevent unauthorised access to data.
The PDPC general guides can be found here.