Newsletters

January 2021

EGBA’s monthly newsletter is out! Check out the latest issue for your monthly roundup of Europe’s online gambling news. This month’s top stories include: AML: EGBA hosts webinar on anti-money laundering regulations. MARKET DATA: EGBA publishes yearly data release for the European market. MEMBER NEWS: William Hill launches Mr Green in Latvia. REGULATION: EGBA's updated EU Gambling Law Tracker. The full edition is available here ….. and don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE!                                

November 2020

EGBA's monthly newsletter is out! Check out the latest issue for your monthly roundup of Europe's online gambling news. This month's top stories include: AML: Join EGBA's webinar on the AML challenges and realities for Europe's gambling sector. REGULATION: EGBA launches EU Gambling Law Tracker. MEMBER NEWS: GVC Group launches new sustainability strategy. The full edition is available here ..... and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!                

October 2020

EGBA's monthly newsletter is out! Check out the latest issue for your monthly roundup of Europe's online gambling news. This month's top stories include: COVID-19: European Gambling Associations Renew Commitment To Safer Online Gambling And Responsible Advertising As Coronavirus Restrictions Return. US Elections: EGBA hosts US elections debate "Who's going to win and what's at stake for EU-US relations?". GDPR: EGBA hosts GDPR workshop at Betting on Sports. SAFER GAMBLING: Kindred Group hosts Sustainable Gambling Conference 2020. The full edition is available here ..... and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!            

September 2020

EGBA's monthly newsletter is out! Check out the latest issue for your monthly roundup of Europe's online gambling news. This month's top stories include: AML: EU banking watchdog calls for single set of anti-money laundering rules. INTERVIEW: Corridors of power: the EGBA looks ahead to the future of European gambling legislation. IPR: Efforts by Europe’s major gambling brands leads to 20% reduction in unintentional advertising on IPR-infringing websites – Report. KYC: EU leaders to call for an EU electronic ID by mid-2021. STANDARDS: ECOGRA strengthens self-regulatory requirements. The full edition is available here ..... and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!                    

August 2020

Europe’s monthly online gambling news. United We Stand: How The EGBA Is Working To Unite EU Regulations Under One Banner (Interview with EGR) In a two-part Q&A, EGR Compliance chats to the head of the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA), Maarten Haijer, about the challenges of supranational gambling legislation and how the pan-European trade body is working to level the playing field for EU operators. (Source: EGR/EGBA) > Read more Maarten Haijer: “We Need to Clean Up Our Act” (Interview with Focus Gaming News) With regulatory changes afoot across Europe, Focus Gaming News spoke to Maarten Haijer, Secretary General of EGBA about how the iGaming industry must rise to the challenge. He noted that there were many challenges in jurisdictions that have traditionally been more friendly to the online gambling sector, including Spain, the UK, Denmark, and Italy, but that the biggest challenge faced by the industry was a question of...

June 2020

Europe’s monthly online gambling news. EGBA demonstrates commitment to GDPR with sectoral code of conduct for data protection Earlier this month, the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) published a Code of Conduct on data protection which establishes dedicated sector-specific rules and best practices to ensure compliance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 and promotes the highest standards of data protection in the online gambling sector. The Code of Conduct on Data Protection in Online Gambling sets long-term data protection standards for Europe’s online gambling sector and is intended to complement and reinforce the sector’s compliance with the GDPR. The Code is one of Europe’s first ever sector-specific self-regulatory initiatives to support compliance with the GDPR. The Code is part of EGBA’s wider efforts to drive standards in the online gambling sector. (Source: EGBA) > Read more EGBA’s responsible advertising code gathers momentum with endorsements from five national online...