Keeping Criminality Out of the Casino

EPISODE · Jun 23, 2021 · 50 MIN

Keeping Criminality Out of the Casino

from Fraud Eats Strategy · host Scott Moritz

Las Vegas has come to symbolize the commercialization of gambling. Casino gaming has become an extension of the global hospitality and tourism business  While the mob may not be the factor it once was, criminals are still attracted to casinos and as a result, illicit money still finds its way into casinos banks despite their devotion of considerable compliance and anti-money laundering resources designed at keeping it out. Financial crisis aside, casinos are the most profitable and desirable centerpieces of global hotel and casino gaming empires.   For more information visit: https://whitecollarforensic.com/

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