The United Kingdom’s historic vote to leave the European Union has sent shockwaves throughout British and European politics, with warnings of a significant impact on an array of industries, including gambling.
Although UK-based gambling companies are not able to “passport” their services throughout the EU, European directives on anti-money laundering, data protection and payments do apply and are just a few examples of how EU membership has directly influenced the UK’s regulatory landscape.
Meanwhile, there are also question marks for Gibraltar, the British territory and prominent online licensing hub that will also see its relationship with Europe redrawn as a result of the “Brexit” referendum.
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