Governance & Compliance Framework for an Online Gaming Licensing Authority

Our client was setting up a new online gaming licensing authority and sought a partner to advise on compliance requirements and develop its Governance and Compliance Framework.

The Client

An Online Gaming Licensing Authority

The Challenge

Our client was setting up a new online gaming licensing authority and sought a partner to advise on regulatory and compliance requirements and develop its Governance and Compliance Framework.

The Solution

Lysis worked with our client to define an appropriate risk management approach for the potential licensees and then developed and implemented a Governance and Compliance Framework to deliver the risk model.  We also provided input to new governing legislation that set up the authority and drafted the operating code of conduct.

Results
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