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Money laundering (AMLA) →
This category includes any suspicion, knowledge, or reasonable grounds to believe that a person may be engaged in money laundering or terrorist financing activities. Such activities involve attempts to disguise the criminal origins of funds or channel money to support illegal purposes, including terrorism. 

Examples may include:
  • Unusual or unexplained financial transactions
  • Use of false identities or third-party accounts
  • Attempted concealment of source of funds
  • Evasion of customer due diligence checks
Discrimination →
Discrimination may be based on sex, religious belief or faith, race, nationality or ethnic origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, marital or family status, skin color, language, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, gender or other status, or due to reporting criminal or other anti-social activity. 
Harassment →
Any repeated, hostile behavior intended to humiliate, intimidate, or threaten an individual. This can include verbal abuse, social exclusion, or psychological pressure. 

This also includes sexual harassment, such as unwelcome sexual comments, advances, or any other behavior of a sexual nature that makes someone feel uncomfortable, threatened, or degraded.
Data protection violations →
Breach of laws or company rules regarding handling personal or sensitive information.
 Examples:
  • Unauthorized access to personal data
  • Sharing data without proper consent or legal basis
  • Failure to report a data breach
  • Using unencrypted devices for sensitive data

Information security violations →
Intentional or negligent actions that compromise the security of IT systems or data.
 Examples:
  • Unreported security incidents or data leaks
  • Use of weak/shared passwords
  • Disabling antivirus or firewall systems
  • Use of phishing or social engineering internally
  • Malicious or Suspicious Activity
Suspicious or irregular betting behavior →
Unusual customer betting patterns that may indicate problem gambling, fraud, or manipulation, as defined by regulatory requirements. 
Other ethical or compliance concerns →
Any other situation that violates the law, internal policies, or ethical standards but does not fall into the specific categories above.