By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGaming Brazil reported that Brazil’s finance ministry released more than 2,000 pages concerning 85 authorised betting companies. The material includes legal, suitability and funding assessments, with further publication subject to privacy adjustments.
The release makes the basis of betting authorisation decisions available for scrutiny.
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The appointment places Mariana Piccoli Lins Cavalcanti in SPA’s undersecretary role for sanctioning action in Brazil.
Fabio Macorin’s election gives Brazil’s betting regulator SPA representation on the International Association of Gaming Regulators’ board.
Betting platforms face SPA’s pledge of stricter sanctions as Mariana Piccoli takes charge of sanctioning action.
IAGR’s board gains Fabio Macorin’s experience in Brazilian betting supervision, financial crime prevention and law enforcement.
Brilliant Gaming faces a fine of nearly R$1m after authorities could not locate it at its registered address.
SPA targets companies handling illegal betting funds to pursue account closures and end payment relationships, alongside website blocking.