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Australian millionaire James Packer admits 'more oversight' of Crown's rule

James Packer admitted it was an oversight of the Crown board with an anti-money laundering policy.

SYDNEY: Australian casino billionaire James Packer has admitted "excessive oversight" to the business management of the founding company, Crown Resorts Ltd, as it conducts a vigorous investigation into Monday's second largest location.

Packer quit all business roles in the company at A $ 7 billion in 2018, but still owns 37% of the shares. Following hurtful inquiries at some of Crown's resorts in Sydney and Melbourne, Packer was testifying at the Royal Commission on the handling of financial fraud at its casino in the West Coast town of Perth.

The Sydney investigation, when Packer made his final public appearance when he testified last year, Crown's gambling license was finally launched there, while the Melbourne investigation led this week to a company operating under two years' management.

 Australian billionaire James Packer admits 'more control' to Crown's rule

Australian millionaire James Packer admits 'more oversight' of Crown's rule

James Packer quit all business roles in the company at A $ 7 billion in 2018, but still owns 37% of the shares.

James Packer quit all business roles in the company at A $ 7 billion in 2018, but still owns 37% of the shares.

1 minute read. 29 October 2021

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James Packer admitted it was an oversight of the Crown board with an anti-money laundering policy.

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SYDNEY: Australian casino billionaire James Packer has admitted "excessive oversight" to the business management of the founding company, Crown Resorts Ltd, as it conducts a vigorous investigation into Monday's second largest location.

Packer quit all business roles in the company at A $ 7 billion in 2018, but still owns 37% of the shares. Following hurtful inquiries at some of Crown's resorts in Sydney and Melbourne, Packer was testifying at the Royal Commission on the handling of financial fraud at its casino in the West Coast town of Perth.

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The Sydney investigation, when Packer made his final public appearance when he testified last year, Crown's gambling license was finally launched there, while the Melbourne investigation led this week to a company operating under two years' management.

"Looking back, there is a lot of ambiguity and things that should have been done differently," Packer said Friday, testifying via videolink.

Packer, 54, said that before the inquiries, no Crown directors had any specific knowledge of how to prevent money laundering, but "I could not believe at the time that Crown Perth was involved in money laundering".

He acknowledged that there was no room for class distinctions in the Crown Board.

The investigation into Crown's three casinos began after media reports accused the company of neglecting organized crime, including dealing with travel agents linked to criminal organizations, and ignoring the safety of 19 employees arrested in China in 2016 for violating anti-state law. rules for gambling.

After a Sydney investigation found that Packer had improperly influenced the company's board despite having no official job, he withdrew his colleagues from his board earlier this year. Amidst the turmoil of questions and allegations, Crown also replaced its chairman, CEO and several directors and managers last year.

Earlier on Friday, the company said it had resolved a shareholders' action against them for failing to disclose the risks of doing business in China.