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Gambling sponsorship in sport: the UK's tightening rules

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By Sian E Harding
| Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions
In brief In February this year, the Government announced plans to consult on a ban on the sponsorship of sports clubs by unlicensed operators. It is expected that the consultation will be launched imminently. This article examines the current legal position and context for the Government’s concerns, which gambling operators and sports clubs should be aware of before responding to that consultation.
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Financial risk assessments in a changed world: Sian Harding for EGR Global

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By Sian E Harding
| Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions
In a recent piece for EGR Global, Sian Harding, Managing Associate in Mishcon de Reya’s Interactive Entertainment team, considers whether the Gambling Commission should pause and reassess the rollout of financial risk assessments, given the significantly changed regulatory and economic environment facing licensed gambling operators.
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Gambling duties: changes to tax rates for online gambling

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By Sian E Harding
| Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions
Following a consultation earlier this year, the Government has confirmed that it will not be proceeding with its proposal for a single remote betting and gaming duty. Instead, it will increase duties on remote gambling, with different rates for betting and gaming. The changes announced by the Government are: From 1 April 2026, Remote Gaming Duty (RGD) will increase from 21% to 40%. RGD is payable on gross gambling profits from remote gaming products, including online casino games and bingo.
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