KYC and Responsible Gambling remediation for a Global Gaming Operator

Our client had identified a tranche of several thousand corporate and retail customers for which they wished to remediate the Know Your Customer (KYC) data held and to re-assess whether the interactions with the retail customers were compatible with Responsible Gambling requirements.

Division
Operations & Resourcing
Industry

Gaming Compliance

Service-line

The Client

A Global Gaming Operator

The Challenge

Our client had identified a tranche of several thousand corporate and retail customers for which they wished to remediate the Know Your Customer (KYC) data held and to re-assess whether the interactions with the retail customers were compatible with Responsible Gambling requirements.

The Solution

Lysis provided a managed team of Analysts and Compliance SMEs to remediate the KYC data held and re-assess Responsible Gambling.

Results
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