Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man have all pledged to publish public registers of the true owners of the offshore companies incorporated in their jurisdictions, putting pressure on gambling operators who use crown dependencies to serve restricted markets.
Jersey’s chief gambling regulator has said he is one of the few people pleased to see the UK point of consumption (PoC) changes come into force after receiving more than 100 enquiries from companies interested in licences.
Tighter links between European gambling regulators are a “pipe dream” unless countries abandon their fixation on tax revenues and protectionism, regulators have warned.
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