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The prevention of money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism

Gambling Commission guidance for remote and non-remote casinos: Fifth edition (Revision 3).

Published
13 November 2020

Last updated
30 May 2023 - Changes

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  3. Figure 12 - Defence under POCA or Terrorism Act

Figure 12 - Defence under POCA or Terrorism Act

Figure 12 Suspicious activity reporting requirements for remote casinos

In the case of operators where the remote gambling equipment used in a transaction which is known or suspected to involve money laundering is located in Gibraltar and involves a British customer, known or suspected money laundering activity must be reported to the Gibraltar FIU and the UKFIU.

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