Isle of Man Gambling Regulator Responds to UN Report Alleging Links to International Cyber Crime
A recent United Nations report has cast the Isle of Man’s regulatory standards in a critical light, suggesting that its online gambling environment may be inadvertently supporting cybercrime and large-scale money laundering activities led by criminal organisations in Asia. According to the report, the Isle of Man was mentioned negatively 25 times, with accusations that the island’s casinos might be part of a “transnational laundromat” for proceeds from extensive scam compounds operating in Southeast Asia’s “Golden Triangle”—a region encompassing Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, notorious for its high levels of organised crime. In response, Mark Rutherford, the Acting Chief Officer...
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