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Malta – LeoVegas recruits Avshalom Lazar as Chief Compliance and Legal Officer

By - 19 December 2018

LeoVegas is strengthening its Group Management team with the recruitment of Avshalom Lazar as Chief Compliance & Legal Officer (CCLO). Mr. Lazar served most recently as Group Head of Legal and Compliance for Fortuna Entertainment Group and will assume his new position in April 2019.

The role, which is based in Malta, also includes all contacts with authorities and licensors as well as developing and leading the daily work in this area of responsibility. Mr. Lazar has plus 10 years of experience in the gambling industry, with a solid experience of gaming related law and legal conditions within regulated markets. Prior to the role at Fortuna Entertainment Group, he served as Head of Regulatory Affairs and Group Compliance Officer for 888 Holdings.

“I’m delighted to join LeoVegas. The gambling regulatory and compliance environment is undergoing significant changes in the last few years, posing challenges, but equally so opportunities for leading operators in the industry. I’m confident that together with LeoVegas management we would strengthen the company’s strategy even further while ensuring we act responsible with growth in focus,” said Avshalom Lazar.

“For LeoVegas it is of utmost importance to be at the forefront when it comes to compliance. Guidelines and requirements must be implemented at the same time as we keep our focus on the customer and their gaming experience. Managing compliance effectively is a competitive advantage for operators and it contributes to long term sustainable growth. In view of development of the industry, I am very pleased that we managed to recruit Avshalom. He is an experienced senior executive with a proven track record in the gambling industry,” comments Gustaf Hagman, Group CEO.

When Sweden becomes a regulated market on 1 January 2019, approximately 60 per cent of LeoVegas revenues will be generated from regulated markets.

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