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White-Label vs Proprietary Casino: Platform Risk in iGaming Acquisitions

White-label and proprietary casinos create different M&A risks. We examine platform agreements, regulatory responsibility, IP ownership, player data, migration planning and the transaction protections buyers should address before closing. read more

Gaming Licence Value and Change of Control in iGaming Acquisitions

A gaming licence can materially affect the structure, timing and risk allocation of an iGaming acquisition, but there is no reliable fixed percentage premium attached to a UKGC, MGA, Curaçao or Gibraltar licence. We compare current change-of-control rules, licence continuity and regulatory due diligence across four major jurisdictions. read more

Singapore’s Agentic AI Framework and the Next Phase of Stablecoin Regulation

Singapore has strengthened its governance framework for increasingly autonomous AI agents while continuing to develop a dedicated regulatory regime for single-currency stablecoins. The two developments illustrate different regulatory approaches — practical AI governance guidance on one side and a prudential stablecoin framework moving towards legislation on the other. read more

Australia’s Tranche Two AML Regime Moves Into Active Supervision

Australia’s tranche-two AML reforms are now operational. AUSTRAC’s 2026–27 regulatory priorities show that supervision is moving beyond enrolment towards functioning risk assessments, AML/CTF programs, governance and suspicious matter reporting across newly regulated professional sectors. read more

Hong Kong Stablecoin Regulation Moves From Licensing to Live Market Deployment

Hong Kong’s stablecoin framework has moved from licensing into live deployment. Anchorpoint launched HKDAP Beta Access on 12 August 2026, four months after the HKMA granted the first stablecoin issuer licences to Anchorpoint and HSBC. We examine the licensing perimeter, issuer requirements, distribution model and implications for financial institutions, crypto businesses and prospective market entrants. read more

Curaçao B2B Supplier Licensing and Registration Before December 2026

The Curaçao Gaming Authority has urged locally established suppliers of critical gaming services to submit licence applications by 1 September 2026. The wider supplier licensing and registration framework becomes enforceable on 24 December 2026, affecting local suppliers, foreign B2B providers and Curaçao-licensed operators. read more

How Crypto and Payment Firms Should Prepare for the EU AML Regulation

The EU AML Regulation applies from 10 July 2027 and introduces directly applicable AML/CFT requirements across Member States. This guide explains the implementation priorities for CASPs, EMIs, payment institutions and cross-border financial groups. read more

Which Financial and Crypto Groups Could Face Direct AMLA Supervision?

AMLA is collecting data to identify financial institutions and groups eligible for direct EU supervision from 2028. We explain the six-country test, risk methodology, 2027 selection process and practical implications for cross-border banks, CASPs, EMIs and payment institutions. read more

European Commission Reviews MiCA Rules for Stablecoins and Crypto Services

The European Commission has opened a wide-ranging review of MiCA covering stablecoins, CASP services, DeFi, staking, crypto lending and tokenised assets. The targeted consultation now closes on 30 September 2026. read more

FCA Crypto Authorisation: Preparing for the September 2026 Gateway

The FCA’s final UK crypto rules are now available, and the authorisation gateway opens on 30 September 2026. We examine the five-month application window, the new prudential and conduct standards, and the preparations crypto firms should prioritise. read more

BVI Gains Ground in Tokenised Treasuries and RWA Finance

New BVI Finance research links BVI structures to $1.5 billion in tokenised US Treasury value, 305 tokenised securities and $1.2 billion in stablecoin assets. The data highlights the jurisdiction’s growing role in digital finance, but requires careful legal interpretation. read more

Hong Kong Broadens Tax Relief for Funds and Family Offices

Hong Kong has introduced legislation to widen its tax concessions for privately offered funds and family-owned investment structures. The proposals cover private credit, digital assets, overseas real estate, carbon assets and other alternative investments from the 2025/26 year of assessment. read more