Good morning. Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards famously insured his hands for $1.6 million, placing a value on the necessary tools for his craft. For iGaming operators, this level of forethought is absolutely essential, particularly given how frequent and complex digital attacks are becoming and the scope of their impact. A top expert breaks down the current insurance landscape, pricing and coverage to safeguard against future problems. Meanwhile, in land-based news, Singapore’s February tourism saw a strong boost from Chinese New Year, with visitation hitting 1.5 million, as Chinese visitors flooded back into the Merlion city.
What you need to know
- Online gambling operators facing a dual reality: growing digital opportunities and new risk exposures requiring sophisticated insurance.
- Singapore sees a significant uptick in February tourist arrivals, boosted by strong visitation from China over the CNY period.
On the radar
- DFNN issuing up to 500M common shares under debt-to-equity swap.
- Macau gaming sector wages rose 4.2% to $3,480 in December 2025.
- Sri Lanka eyes gaming sector to enhance tourism and regional appeal.
- PH agencies deepen coordination to tackle illegal online gambling networks.
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What insurance do iGaming operators need?
Online gaming operators are facing a unique mix of digital, financial, regulatory and operational exposures. A top expert highlights how recent cloud outages laid bare the necessity for comprehensive insurance portfolios, breaking down pricing trends, market developments and insurer strategies for iGaming companies to best navigate the ever-evolving landscape.
Industry Updates
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