Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Nevis aims to attract global gamblers with new licensing framework
Diversify to survive. Nevis has introduced a new online gaming framework as a long-term economic diversification strategy, aiming to establish a reputable and sustainable ecosystem for gaming regulation, Premier Mark Brantley told AGB in an interview, while attracting various stakeholders and leveraging its financial sector expertise following lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, the Curacao Gaming Authority has extended the deadline for licensed operators to meet local presence requirements under the revised gambling law to April 1st, 2027, in response to industry concerns.
Good Morning. Diversify to survive. Nevis has introduced a new online gaming framework as a long-term economic diversification strategy, aiming to establish a reputable and sustainable ecosystem for gaming regulation, Premier Mark Brantley told AGB in an interview, while attracting various stakeholders and leveraging its financial sector expertise following lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, the Curacao Gaming Authority has extended the deadline for licensed operators to meet local presence requirements under the revised gambling law to April 1st, 2027, in response to industry concerns.
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Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says that the jurisdiction is targeting top-tier status with a compliance-first gaming framework.
Nevis has launched a new online gaming framework as part of a long-term economic diversification strategy, aiming to build a reputable and sustainable ecosystem that can compete globally in gaming regulation, as articulated by Premier Mark Brantley told AGB at ICE 2026 in Barcelona. The decision to create this dedicated licensing regime stems from lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic, which highlighted the island’s overreliance on tourism. Brantley said the decision to introduce a dedicated online gaming licensing regime was driven by lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic, when Nevis’ heavy reliance on tourism exposed structural weaknesses in the island’s economy.
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