Casinos Austria AG

The Casinos Austria Group, with its extensive experience since 1968, has established itself as a leading international gaming operator in the fields of casinos, lotteries, online gaming, sports betting and VLTs. The group's vision and mission revolve around enriching people's lives by offering high-quality gaming products and services that consistently exceed expectations. Our commitment is deeply rooted in responsible gaming and social responsibility.

The group aims to:
Maintain a clear and lasting sense of social responsibility.
Operate within defined legal and regulatory parameters, working closely with licensing authorities.
Reflect the diversity in society through an attractive portfolio of products and services, offering fun and excitement.
Foster a culture of innovation and learning from mistakes, placing customers at the centre of their activities.
Embrace responsibility towards society by supporting charitable projects and ensuring their business activities yield (...)

The group diligently monitors, analyses, and evaluates all European Union legislative proposals and policies that have a direct or indirect impact on national gambling laws, which are traditionally autonomous. This comprehensive scrutiny is aimed at assessing the sustainability of these legislative initiatives and their effect on current business models, as well as anticipating any social risks that may arise. The insights garnered from this analysis are then shared with pertinent political and institutional stakeholders. To further facilitate understanding and dialogue, we organize personal meetings and informational events.

The legislative processes currently under our examination include:

- The 6th Money Laundering Directive and accompanying money laundering regulations, which aim to strengthen the EU's efforts to prevent financial systems from being used for laundering money or financing terrorism.

- The Supranational Risk Assessment, which offers a detailed evaluation of the threats and vulnerabilities facing the EU regarding money laundering and terrorist financing, including aspects relevant to the gambling sector.

- The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Package, focusing on the European Commission's approach to ensuring a trustworthy development and deployment of AI, which could have significant implications for online gaming and gambling platforms.

- The Digital Services Package, which encompasses a range of initiatives designed to modernize the EU’s digital market, including regulations that could affect online gambling services.

- Efforts to combat illegal gambling providers, which include both online and offline entities not licensed in the jurisdictions where their services are offered. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity of legal gambling operations and protecting consumers.

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Our involvement in these matters underscores our commitment to promoting a responsible, secure, and regulated gambling environment within the European Union.

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The individuals listed under 10. are part of the Casinos Austria AG Group's Communications Department. This department, which consists of 25 employees, covers the entire spectrum of modern communications, including social media, print media and press and media relations. An integral part of the Communications department is the Public & European Affairs department, which consists of three employees. They are specifically responsible for handling national and European public affairs issues.

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