Following the successful Sydney event, Regulating the Game London is designed to stimulate discussion and informed debate about known and emerging public policy, compliance, regulatory and industry issues, and promote an ongoing conversation about innovation and best practice, that can advance safer gambling outcomes, ensure the industry is hostile to financial crime and motivate regulatory and sector leadership.
At Pitch! night, GLI’s Chief Operating Officer – EMEA, Devon Dalbock, will talk about why regulation is important, why regulators should only accept certifications specific to their jurisdiction, and what the post-pandemic landscape requires from regulators. The pitch will explore successful approaches adopted across various jurisdictions, enabling them to implement innovative strategies within their own organizations.
“Having sponsored the successful Regulating the Game event in Sydney, GLI is delighted to also be sponsoring Regulating the Game London. Senior leaders from our EMEA team will be there and I am looking forward to taking part in the Pitch! event and having the opportunity to talk about the importance or regulation and the role GLI plays on a global scale,” commented Dalbock.
GLI is sponsoring the event and will have experts taking part in three sessions:
Tuesday 26 September, 1300-1400 – Anti-money laundering panel session
Ian Hughes, Chief Commercial Officer for GLI® & CEO of GLI in Australia, Japan, and Macau will be joining a panel as part of a wide-ranging conversation on anti-money laundering matters in the sector.
18:00 – 22:00 – Pitch! Reg Tech, RG, AML & compliance innovation
He will be joined at the event by Devon Dalbock, Chief Operating Officer GLI EMEA, who will lead a quick-fire pitch presentation about GLI.
Wednesday 27 September, 15:30 – 16:30 Technology Disrupters
Ian Hughes will be presenting on the subject of Technology Disrupters. Exploring emerging technologies being implemented in the gaming industry and the potential benefits and risks such technologies pose.
Source: GMB
