7th Annual KnowNow Conference Speakers.
We’re counting the days until we host our 7th Annual Conference at the FDM offices in London.
We’ve got a packed agenda over the 2 days. Read on for an insight into some of our speakers…
Welcome to ClearStake.
Welcome to ClearStake who are sponsoring our 7th Annual Conference in September. Read on for an insight from the team at ClearStake.
Welcome to Betcomply
Welcome to BetComply who are sponsoring our 7th Annual Conference in September. So read on for an insight from BetComply’s CMO and Co-Founder Martin Hodges…
Welcome to Betsmart Consulting
We are delighted to welcome Betsmart Consultlng as a sponsor for our 7th Annual Conference in London. Don’t miss the keynote from Betsmarts Founder Kirsty Caldwell on Day 1.
Welcome to Mindway AI
We are delighted to welcome Mindway AI as a sponsor for the KnowNow 7th Annual Conference happening in London this September. Mindway AI’s involvement underscores our shared commitment to advancing the dialogue on responsible gambling and innovative practices within the industry.
FDM Group: Five aces for safer gambling
We can’t wait to host our 7th Annual Conference in September at the FDM Group office in London.
FDM is a global network of leaders powering the people behind technology and innovation. They offer expertise in technology, data, risk management, and regulatory compliance to help gambling companies stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market.
Read on to find out more about FDM Group as they present their Five Aces for Safer Gambling…
What’s bugging our players and how do we best serve them? A Fireside Chat with IBAS.
We’ve got some great content lined up for you at our Player Protection Forum. A highlight promises to be a fireside chat with Robert Mabbett, Better Change (Gibraltar) Limited and Richard Hayler, Managing Director, Independent Betting Adjudication Service (IBAS).
OK there won’t be a fire but this is one hot topic as they will be discussing what’s bugging our players and how do we best serve them?
Not giving too much away but read on for an idea of what to expect from this chat…
Lets talk about gambling and preventing gambling harms with Better Change
We were very happy when ‘KnowNow Regular’ Robert Mabbett agreed to chair our Player Protection Forum.
Rob joined Better Change (Gibraltar) Limited after a 5 year spell at Gordon Moody. With over 11 years industry experience, including winning the Racing Post and SIS Betting Shop Manager of the year, Rob brings a unique insight to the event…
So to get us ready for the event let’s hand over to Rob to talk about gambling and preventing gambling harms…
KnowNow Player Protection Forum 2024 … Meet the speakers
Don’t miss the KnowNow Player Protection Forum 2024 on 27/28 March.
We’ve got a packed agenda over the 2 days which will be delivered by our star line-up of speakers. Read on to find our more…
Ready yourself – A 5-step guide to improving your understanding of a player’s financial vulnerability in readiness for regulatory change
The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has announced that GDPR does not prevent gaming firms using credit bureau data to inform their understanding of a player’s financial risk.
In association with this, the Gambling Commission (GC) has proposed spending limits should be used as triggers for making vulnerability checks on players. The data being proposed to make these checks includes public information such as CCJs and bankruptcies, as well as more insightful credit and current account turnover data collected by credit bureau.
Financial institutions have been using these data for many years as trusted sources of information to inform someone’s financial well-being when applying for a loan.
The Gambling Commission is now consulting on these proposals in its review of Licensing Conditions and Code of Practice, which concludes at the end of October.
The results of this consultation may call on gaming firms to adopt credit bureau data as part of their everyday operations to protect players from harm.
