Crown investor wants ‘urgent’ national casino framework

Fund manager Investors Mutual says the current disparate state and federal regulations pose a risk to investors.

Companies Gaming & Wagering Print article Elouise Fowler Reporter Jul 19, 2021 – 5.00am A Crown Resorts investor has called for “urgent” national regulation of high-roller gamblers and junkets to stamp out money laundering and criminal infiltration of Australia’s casinos, saying the current disparate state and federal regulations pose a risk to investors. Investors Mutual's Anton Tagliaferro. Dominic Lorrimer Loading... Save Log in or Subscribe to save article Share Copy link Copied Email LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Copy link Copied Share via... Gift this article Subscribe to gift this article G

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