Wedged between gaming law and anti-money laundering provisions, the gaming industry is complex and challenging. Thats likely why no one has taken on the task of providing specific, thorough and practical advice to practitioners and managers working in this sector until now. Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Law: Gaming Sector teams a pair of seasoned authorities in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and gaming law to illuminate the context and break down the requirements into practical, comprehensible steps.
Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Law: Gaming Sector is your only resource for:
For the first time, you can turn to one book for clearly written guidance, the relevant statutory provisions, and practical compliance tools including a model compliance plan for casinos and an annotated table of key anti-money laundering requirements. Receive real-world guidance incorporating amendments to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act.
Pressure is mounting from the government and regulatory authorities, and gaming and casino enterprises must struggle to comply with the recent amendments. They need sound, practical advice. Now you can turn to this authoritative work for a thorough understanding of the unique gaming operating environment in Canada and how anti-money laundering requirements intersect with that legal framework. The recent amendments to the Act have brought welcome progress, but they also introduce new uncertainties and raise new questions. The authors examine the amendments and reveal the steps gaming operations must take to comply.
Benefit from the following features this book offers:
You can protect your clients by keeping these in mind,
The AML/ Combating the Financing Terrorism (CFT) model compliance manual for the gaming sector helps and provides you with:
A single glance shows operators what they must do in specific situations. Based on transaction type, they’ll quickly determine reporting requirements, customer ID requirements, and recording requirements. The table indicates what is required and when it is cross-referenced to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act.
“I purchased the book last month and it has been a tremendous read and resource for some of the files that I am working on. A must have for anyone involved in AML & ATF work in the gaming industry.”
— Don Perron, BSc. CFE CFI CSAR, Managing Director, Froese Forensic Partners Ltd.
Wedged between gaming law and anti-money laundering provisions, the gaming industry is complex and challenging. Thats likely why no one has taken on the task of providing specific, thorough and practical advice to practitioners and managers working in this sector until now. Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Law: Gaming Sector teams a pair of seasoned authorities in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and gaming law to illuminate the context and break down the requirements into practical, comprehensible steps.
Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Law: Gaming Sector is your only resource for:
For the first time, you can turn to one book for clearly written guidance, the relevant statutory provisions, and practical compliance tools including a model compliance plan for casinos and an annotated table of key anti-money laundering requirements. Receive real-world guidance incorporating amendments to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act.
Pressure is mounting from the government and regulatory authorities, and gaming and casino enterprises must struggle to comply with the recent amendments. They need sound, practical advice. Now you can turn to this authoritative work for a thorough understanding of the unique gaming operating environment in Canada and how anti-money laundering requirements intersect with that legal framework. The recent amendments to the Act have brought welcome progress, but they also introduce new uncertainties and raise new questions. The authors examine the amendments and reveal the steps gaming operations must take to comply.
Benefit from the following features this book offers:
You can protect your clients by keeping these in mind,
The AML/ Combating the Financing Terrorism (CFT) model compliance manual for the gaming sector helps and provides you with:
A single glance shows operators what they must do in specific situations. Based on transaction type, they’ll quickly determine reporting requirements, customer ID requirements, and recording requirements. The table indicates what is required and when it is cross-referenced to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act.
“I purchased the book last month and it has been a tremendous read and resource for some of the files that I am working on. A must have for anyone involved in AML & ATF work in the gaming industry.”
— Don Perron, BSc. CFE CFI CSAR, Managing Director, Froese Forensic Partners Ltd.