Casino in Adelaide is alleged to have violated federal laws against money laundering and funding of terrorism.

According to the country's financial crime agency, casino operator SkyCity Adelaide allegedly broke federal anti-money launder as well as counter-terrorism funding regulations.
Following an investigation that revealed "severe and systematic non-compliance," the Australian Transaction Reporting and Commission (AUSTRAC) filed a lawsuit against SkyCity Adelaide in the Federal Court on Wednesday.
According to the agency's acting chief executive Peter Soros, "(the) examination uncovered a number of scenarios where SkyCity failed to carry out required continuous appropriate due diligence."
 
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