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Atlas Watch / Updated
Brazil2,240 pages · 85 processes
The archive now documents authorisations from before the shutdown measure
Brazil · historical licence files
UpdatedWatch Explained·Brazil·16 October 2026
Brazil's 2,240-page betting authorisation archive is now a historical record after MP 1.394
Brazil's SPA still publishes 582 documents from 85 former fixed-odds authorisation processes, but MP 1.394/2026 now governs a nationwide shutdown transition.
Open the Watch fileAtlas Watch / Confirmed
United Kingdom5 years · £85k · 2 days/week
A confirmed appointment, not a new regulatory policy
United Kingdom · governance
ConfirmedWatch Brief·United Kingdom·9 October 2026
Ruth Evans appointed Gambling Commission chair for five years
The Commission now lists Ruth Evans as chair. DCMS set a five-year term from 30 September 2026, with £85,000 annual remuneration and a two-day weekly commitment.
Open the Watch fileAtlas Watch / Resolved
CanadaC$631,538.50 · 5 reports
Two separate penalties; five suspicious transaction reports not filed
Canada · AML reporting
ResolvedFact Check·Canada·9 October 2026
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia gaming bodies paid C$631,538.50 over five missed reports and AML gaps
FINTRAC closed both cases after the penalties were paid. The notices identify reporting and programme failures, not convictions for money laundering.
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