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In 2020 we can look forward to a packed calendar of payments events with many summits, payments conferences and expos across the globe. It is vital for payments professionals that want to stay ahead in their field to attend these important events. At 2020 payments events you will have the unique opportunity to network with fellow professionals; present yourself to leaders in the industry, gain invaluable knowledge and find solutions for any issues you are having with your business. Here is a breakdown of the top 2020 payments expos, payments conferences and payments events.
The conference will also feature an Awards Dinner, called the CEEGAwards, with an aim to create an independent, fair and representative awards event that recognizes significant achievements within the Central and Eastern European gaming industry. The conferences have become an annual meeting on European gambling policy gathering representatives from European institutions, national gambling regulators and other stakeholders in the gambling sector.
Payments Summit 2020
Payments Summit 2020 will be attended by movers-and-shakers of the payments industry. There will be a packed schedule of networking events, keynote speakers and forum meetings. At Payments Summit 2020 Secure Technology Alliance and U.S. Payments Forum present a wide range of topics from open transit systems, FinTech, mobile wallets and EMV chip technology to NF, transit payments and more. Card and payments professionals will benefit from attending the U.S. Forum All-Member Meeting which brings together the crème de la crème of the industry. Attendees will be the first to learn of the latest payments solutions that will increase security and make the payments process faster.
Date: February 2020 Gambling age in windsor canada.
Location: USA
MPE Berlin Conference
MPE (Merchant Payments Ecosystem) Berlin Conference is Europe's largest event of its kind. Over 1,000 attendees are expected including merchants, solution providers, regulators, MNOs, acquiring banks and PSPs mainly from Europe but also internationally. There will be over 140 speakers; almost 100 presentations and case studies; over 50 sessions covering a wide range of subjects and over 75 exhibitors presenting cutting-edge POS and payments solutions. Of course there will also be unparalleled networking opportunities. Among the hot topics for the 2020 conference will be European card acquisition, mobile payments and more. The event includes the prestigious MPE 2020 awards ceremony where industry leaders will be recognized for their contribution to the industry.
Organizer: MPE
Date: February 2020
Location: Berlin, Germany
PayExpo Europe 2020
As the UK's largest payments event and one of Europe's most important payments events PayExpo Europe 2020 should definitely be on your list of events to attend in 2020. The event focuses on solutions for making payments easier, faster and more secure with an emphasis on the consumers' ever-changing needs, attitudes and habits. PayExpo Europe is attended by merchants, MNOs, gaming operators, gaming licenses, startups, service providers, investors and innovators, gaming bank accounts. There will be panel discussions, over 150 speakers, workshops and more than 70 exhibitors. Topics covered will include gaming payments, security, card payments, connected commerce and evolving banking. This is the place to connect with industry leaders; have thought provoking discussions; form lasting partnerships and learn about developments in the forefront of payments technology and services to keep you one step ahead of competitors.
Organizer: Clarion Gaming
Date: October 2020
Location: London, UK
FT Africa Payments Innovation: Powering Africa's Future 2020
This 2020 conference focuses on the African market, its challenges, opportunities, needs and projected growth. Attending the conference will be professionals from a wide range of sectors including government, telecoms, payments solutions, retail and FinTech. Among the topics to be discussed at this conference will be how to meet the payments needs of Africa's next generation and other issues specifically relating to finance in Africa. Among the hottest issues to be discussed are cross-border interoperations in Africa; KYC processes; mobile services; free-trade agreements and how they affect the finance industry; regulation; OEMs and the future of finance in Africa.
Organizer: Financial Times Live
Date: March, 2020
Where: Nairobi, Kenya
MoneyLive Spring 2020
This payments event is for all payments professionals, FinTech and retail bankers. Over 300 attendees are expected representing more than 150 companies from over 40 countries. The event is actually two-in-one with two conferences in the same venue – MoneyLIVE: Cards & Payments and MoneyLIVE: Retail Banking Europe. You can choose to attend events from both conferences depending on what interests you most and hand-pick the sessions that relate best to your business. Here you'll learn about challenges facing the payments and banking worlds and have a chance to meet leading payments providers and processors, digital challengers, retail bank representatives and FinTech professionals. The conferences will include case studies, workshops, Q&A sessions, debates and keynote speakers. Among the many topics covered there will be SEPA, AI, PSD2, authentication and customer experience. There will also be ample opportunity to network with your peers.
Organizer: Marketforce Business Media Ltd.
Date: March, 2020
Location: Madrid, Spain
Seamless Middle East 2020
At Seamless Middle East 2020 there will be over 400 speakers, more than 350 exhibitors, 8 conferences and over 250 special events and sessions. About 10,000 payments professionals are expected to attend. The event offers a range of conference agendas specifically geared towards professionals from the payments industry, eCommerce, retail and FinTech. All attendees are welcome to visit the exhibition where technology providers from across the globe will be presenting their products and services. Among the products and solutions being presented there will be those focused on self-service; omnichannel retailing, POS, inventory management, mobile payments, digital marketing and more. Here payments professionals can discover solutions to the challenges facing the payments industry, alternative payments strategies and the latest opportunities available.
Organizer: Terrapinn
Date: April, 2020
Location: Dubai, UAE
Blockchain Life 2020
This is one of the world's largest forums for cryptocurrency and Blockchain bringing together over 5,000 professionals from over 70 countries. The event will include presentations by over 80 speakers and an exhibition floor with more than 120 exhibitors. Attendees will include company owners and managers involved in the Blockchain industry, crypto exchanges, crypto traders, start-ups, analysts, fund managers and investors. Attendees will be exposed to the latest innovative tools for professional growth. Blockchain Life has proved itself to be an event where new partnerships are formed and professionals meet to develop new projects.
Organizer: Listing.Help
Date: April, 2020
Location: Singapore
PAYMENTSfn 2020
If you find payments events impractical then you'll find PAYMENTSfn different from any other payments event you've attended. PAYMENTSfn is a technical conference focused on issues faced by payments technologists and professionals involved in building payments systems. The conference topics will look at practical solutions to the challenges facing technical payments professionals. 2020 will be the third year that PAYMENTSfn has provided a venue for all professionals working with payments technology including product pros, engineers and others. This conference offers the unique opportunity to connect with industry peers, learn, find solutions and forge new collaborations. The conference includes practical sessions specifically focused on the challenges in building payments systems.
Organizer: 
Date: May, 2020
Location: Durham, NC, US
FinovateSpring 2020
Finovate conferences present the latest cutting-edge finance and banking technology. Finovate, banking technology research company organizes this event and the technology presented is hand-picked to insure only the best innovations and latest advances in the industry are presented. Finovate holds conferences in spring and fall in different world regions and each time with a unique agenda. The aim is to offer attendees insights into the future of FinTech through expert speakers, interactive discussion panels, workshops and innovative short-form demos. A wide range of topics will be addressed during FinovateSpring including innovative payments technology, payments solution strategies, virtual bank accounts, ways to improve your payments business and FinTech collaborations. In addition there will be plenty of networking opportunities.
Organizer: Finovate
Date: May, 2020
Locations: San Francisco, CA, USA
The 2020 Summit

In 2020 Canada's largest and most important payments conference will host industry leaders who will discuss present and future issues facing the payments industry as well as the ever-changing payments ecosystem. The mobile payments conference will examine areas such as AI, regulation compliance, Blockchain, consumer protection, Cyber security and Cryptocurrencies. The summit will be focused on current changes in the payments industry and offer a platform for attendees to debate the present and future transformation of payments infrastructure. Among the scheduled events will be cutting edge presentations and innovative speakers that will give you the knowledge to launch your business into the future.
Organizer: Payments Canada
Date: May, 2020
Locations: Montreal, Canada
Money 20/20
In 2020 the payments event, Money 20/20 will welcome more than 6,000 professionals from the payments and finance industry including FinTech and financial services. Approximately a third of attendees are from the payments industry and others are from the technology field, banking services and other key financial sectors. Over 2,000 companies from about 82 countries are expected to attend Money 20/20 as in previous years. The payments event focuses on the European market and will offer regional insights; access to the latest innovations in payments and insights into the region's financial industry. You will have a chance to network with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, investors and the movers-and-shakers of Europe's financial world. Included in the agenda will be product launches, presentations, speakers, networking events and industry announcements.
Organizer: Money 20/20
Date: June, 2020
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
International Banking Innovation Forum 2020
This payments event will cover payment innovations, AI; open banking; the latest banking trends; digital banking; customer experience; PSD2; mobile banking; instant payments; Blockchain; retail banking and more. The event will feature industry leaders, innovators and decision makers. There will be open panel discussions; interactive Q&A sessions; case studies; networking opportunities and speakers.
Date: June, 2020
Location: Viena, Austria
Mobile Payments Conference 2020
This powerful conference and exhibition is geared specifically to those in the mobile payments industry. There will be over 70 speakers, all leaders in their field; training sessions and networking opportunities. The latest mobile payments innovations; current and future challenges facing the industry plus mobile payments technology and Cypersecurity will be the hot topics of this conference.
Organizer: MPA Inc.
Date: August, 2020
Location: USA
Sibos 2020 London
Sibos is a leading international financial services networking event organized by SWIFT. The event brings together over 8,000 industry leaders, executives, innovators and decision makers from diverse sectors of the finance industry across the globe. Sibos is held annually in a different host city each year and in 2020 Sibos will be held in Boston. The event encompasses a conference and exhibition where industry professionals will be able to network, discuss, debate and learn from their peers and experts in the financial world. There will be workshops, a huge exhibition floor of over 200 booths, keynote speakers and panel discussions. Among the hot subject being discussed are cash management, securities, payments methods, financial services, successful business models, new platforms, digital technology, AI and more.
Organizer: SWIFT
Date: September, 2020
Location: London, UK
Bringing together over 80 participants from the gambling sector, the first-ever Responsibility in Gaming Conference in Brussels focused on the deeper causes of problem gambling, but more importantly, on what stakeholders can and should do to create an effective and workable responsible gaming policy. EL Secretary General and several EL members were invited to present during the two-day event.
Translating the latest insight on problem gambling and looking at the neurological effects seen in the brains of people with a gambling disorder was a core focus on the Conference, together with the discussion around what regulators know and do about it. The first day focused on Artificial Intelligence and regulatory aspects, while the second day included presentations and interviews with industry stakeholders including EL and its members.
From left to right: Moderator Peter-Paul de Goeij, Quod Bonum, EL Secretary General Arjan van ‘t Veer & ECA Chair Per Jaldung.
​Moderated by Peter-Paul de Goeij, Quod Bonum from The Netherlands, EL Secretary General Arjan van ‘t Veer took part in an ‘Interview with Industry Stakeholders'together with Per Jaldung, Chair of the European Casino Association (ECA). Arjan van ‘t Veer highlighted how progress should be an opportunity to help market regulation and the importance of a risk-based approach towards gambling advertisement to safeguard the channeling role and the benefits of games for society.
Earlier this year EL members adopted the Antwerp Resolution on societal role of lotteries, the need to change gambling desire and to advertise lottery productions. The importance of responsibility for EL and its members with a reference to the EL Responsible Gaming Certification was also mentioned.
‘‘EL and its members are committed to addressing illegal gambling and related criminal activities while minimising any potential harm on society and vulnerable groups. Responsibility is one of our core values and the EL Responsible Gaming Standard not only strengthens this but promotes the adoption of best practices across the EL membership. This Conference was an opportunity to highlight EL's ongoing activities and proactiveness on Responsible Gaming policy''.
There were also several presentations and interventions from EL members. First, Sisal's Valérie Peano and co-founder of the European Gambling Lawyers and Advisors (EGLA) participated in a panel debate on regulation, where she outlined how self-regulation is meaningless without enforcement or fines for those who break the rules and how gambling must self-regulate now more than ever.
Camelot's Head of Corporate Responsibility Alison Gardner shared experiences of using behavioural science to design interventions with national lottery players.
Regulatory Affairs Adviser for the Nationale Loterij (Belgium) Roland Louski focused on ‘responsibility by design'. His takeaway from the Conference – 'The future will be more intelligent and more intrusive regarding the way the players will be tracked down and their behaviours supervised. For the more dangerous gambling activities, a balance needs to be struck between the protection of the player's privacy and the prevention policies to avoid problem gambling.'
Further information on the Responsibility in Gaming Conference: https://www.responsibilityingaming.com/
More information on EL's Responsible Gaming Standard and a list of certified lotteries is available here.
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Read moreSynopsisFrançaisEL lors de la toute première conférence sur la responsabilité en matière de jeux 
La Conférence s'est concentrée sur les causes plus profondes des problèmes liés aux jeux, mais surtout sur ce que les parties prenantes peuvent et devraient faire pour créer une politique de jeu responsable efficace et applicable.
Le secrétaire général d'EL Arjan van ‘t Veer qui a participé à un entretien avec des parties prenantes du secteur avec ECA, a souligné comment les progrès devraient être l'occasion d'aider à la réglementation du marché et l'importance d'une approche basée sur les risques de la publicité sur les jeux afin de protéger le rôle de distribution et les avantages des jeux pour la société. Il a souligné l'importance de la responsabilité en se référant à la certification de jeu responsable d'EL.
Lors de la table ronde, Valérie Peano, membre Sisal d'EL et co-fondatrice d'EGLA, a souligné l'importance maintenant plus que jamais que les jeux s'auto-régulent. La directrice de la responsabilité d'entreprise de Camelot, Alison Gardner, a partagé les expériences d'utilisation de la science comportementale pour concevoir des interventions avec les joueurs de loterie nationale et le consultant des affaires réglementaires de la National Loterij, Roland Louski, s'est concentré sur la « responsabilité dès la conception ».
EspañolEL en la primera conferencia sobre responsabilidad en el juego 
La conferencia se centró en las raíces de los problemas con el juego, pero, por encima de todo, en aquello que las partes interesadas pueden y deberían hacer para crear una política de juego responsable y efectiva.
El secretario general, Arjan van ‘t Veer, que participó en una entrevista con las partes interesadas del sector junto con ECA, destacó cómo el progreso debería ser una oportunidad para beneficiar a la regulación del mercado. Destacó también la importancia de un enfoque centrado en los riesgos que supone la publicidad del juego, a fin de salvaguardar la función de canalización y los beneficios de los juegos para la sociedad. Enfatizó la importancia de la responsabilidad con referencia a la Certificación de Juego Responsable de EL.

En un debate grupal, Valérie Peano, que actualmente trabaja en Sisal (miembro de EL) y es cofundadora de EGLA, destacó que el juego debe autorregularse, ahora con más urgencia que nunca. La directora de Responsabilidad Corporativa de Camelot, Alison Gardner, habló de experiencias del uso de la ciencia conductual para diseñar intervenciones con jugadores de la lotería nacional, y el asesor de Asuntos Regulatorios de la Nationale Loterij (Nationale Loterij Regulatory Affairs), Roland Louski, se centró en la «responsabilidad por defecto».
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EL bei allererster Konferenz zum Thema „Nachhaltiges Gaming' 
Die Konferenz konzentrierte sich auf die tieferen Ursachen der Spielsucht, wichtiger aber noch, auf das, was Beteiligte unternehmen können und sollten, um eine effektive und praktikable Glücksspielpolitik zu entwickeln.
Arjan van ‘t Veer, Generalsekretär der EL, der gemeinsam mit ECA an einem Interview mit Branchenbeteiligten teilgenommen hat, zeigte auf, wie die Marktregulierung und die Bedeutung eines risikobasierten Ansatzes im Hinblick auf die Spielewerbung zur Sicherung der Lenkungsrolle und der Vorteile von Spielen für die Gesellschaft beitragen können. Er skizzierte dabei auch die Bedeutung der Verantwortung im Hinblick auf die EL Responsible Gaming Certification (EL-Zertifizierung für ein verantwortungsbewusstes Glückspiel).
Im Rahmen einer Podiumsdebatte betonte Valérie Peano vom EL-Mitglied Sisal und Mitbegründer von EGLA, dass sich Glücksspiele mehr denn je selbst regulieren müssen. Alison Gardner, Leiter der Abteilung Corporate Responsibility bei Camelot, teilte seine Erfahrungen im Rahmen der Nutzung verhaltenswissenschaftlicher Ansätze zur Entwicklung von Interventionsmöglichkeiten bei Teilnehmern an staatlichen Lotteriespielen, während sich Roland Louski, Regulierungsbeauftragter der Nationale Loterij, auf die „Verantwortung durch Entwicklung' konzentrierte.
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Read moreEuropean Gambling Conference VsSynopsis:fr / es / deIntroduction to the new General Manager of Loteria RomanaSince 10 January 2020 Sebastian – Iacob Moga is the new General Manager of the C.N. 'Loteria Română' S.A., being appointed to this position by the Board of Administrators..
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Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deScientific Games | Data in Motion Reimagines PlayC-stores and supermarkets are modernizing to attract consumers who have come to expect more conveniences. The lottery category has the opportunity to create better experiences for players and efficiencies for retailers..
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In 2020 Canada's largest and most important payments conference will host industry leaders who will discuss present and future issues facing the payments industry as well as the ever-changing payments ecosystem. The mobile payments conference will examine areas such as AI, regulation compliance, Blockchain, consumer protection, Cyber security and Cryptocurrencies. The summit will be focused on current changes in the payments industry and offer a platform for attendees to debate the present and future transformation of payments infrastructure. Among the scheduled events will be cutting edge presentations and innovative speakers that will give you the knowledge to launch your business into the future.
Organizer: Payments Canada
Date: May, 2020
Locations: Montreal, Canada
Money 20/20
In 2020 the payments event, Money 20/20 will welcome more than 6,000 professionals from the payments and finance industry including FinTech and financial services. Approximately a third of attendees are from the payments industry and others are from the technology field, banking services and other key financial sectors. Over 2,000 companies from about 82 countries are expected to attend Money 20/20 as in previous years. The payments event focuses on the European market and will offer regional insights; access to the latest innovations in payments and insights into the region's financial industry. You will have a chance to network with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, investors and the movers-and-shakers of Europe's financial world. Included in the agenda will be product launches, presentations, speakers, networking events and industry announcements.
Organizer: Money 20/20
Date: June, 2020
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
International Banking Innovation Forum 2020
This payments event will cover payment innovations, AI; open banking; the latest banking trends; digital banking; customer experience; PSD2; mobile banking; instant payments; Blockchain; retail banking and more. The event will feature industry leaders, innovators and decision makers. There will be open panel discussions; interactive Q&A sessions; case studies; networking opportunities and speakers.
Date: June, 2020
Location: Viena, Austria
Mobile Payments Conference 2020
This powerful conference and exhibition is geared specifically to those in the mobile payments industry. There will be over 70 speakers, all leaders in their field; training sessions and networking opportunities. The latest mobile payments innovations; current and future challenges facing the industry plus mobile payments technology and Cypersecurity will be the hot topics of this conference.
Organizer: MPA Inc.
Date: August, 2020
Location: USA
Sibos 2020 London
Sibos is a leading international financial services networking event organized by SWIFT. The event brings together over 8,000 industry leaders, executives, innovators and decision makers from diverse sectors of the finance industry across the globe. Sibos is held annually in a different host city each year and in 2020 Sibos will be held in Boston. The event encompasses a conference and exhibition where industry professionals will be able to network, discuss, debate and learn from their peers and experts in the financial world. There will be workshops, a huge exhibition floor of over 200 booths, keynote speakers and panel discussions. Among the hot subject being discussed are cash management, securities, payments methods, financial services, successful business models, new platforms, digital technology, AI and more.
Organizer: SWIFT
Date: September, 2020
Location: London, UK
Bringing together over 80 participants from the gambling sector, the first-ever Responsibility in Gaming Conference in Brussels focused on the deeper causes of problem gambling, but more importantly, on what stakeholders can and should do to create an effective and workable responsible gaming policy. EL Secretary General and several EL members were invited to present during the two-day event.
Translating the latest insight on problem gambling and looking at the neurological effects seen in the brains of people with a gambling disorder was a core focus on the Conference, together with the discussion around what regulators know and do about it. The first day focused on Artificial Intelligence and regulatory aspects, while the second day included presentations and interviews with industry stakeholders including EL and its members.
From left to right: Moderator Peter-Paul de Goeij, Quod Bonum, EL Secretary General Arjan van ‘t Veer & ECA Chair Per Jaldung.
​Moderated by Peter-Paul de Goeij, Quod Bonum from The Netherlands, EL Secretary General Arjan van ‘t Veer took part in an ‘Interview with Industry Stakeholders'together with Per Jaldung, Chair of the European Casino Association (ECA). Arjan van ‘t Veer highlighted how progress should be an opportunity to help market regulation and the importance of a risk-based approach towards gambling advertisement to safeguard the channeling role and the benefits of games for society.
Earlier this year EL members adopted the Antwerp Resolution on societal role of lotteries, the need to change gambling desire and to advertise lottery productions. The importance of responsibility for EL and its members with a reference to the EL Responsible Gaming Certification was also mentioned.
‘‘EL and its members are committed to addressing illegal gambling and related criminal activities while minimising any potential harm on society and vulnerable groups. Responsibility is one of our core values and the EL Responsible Gaming Standard not only strengthens this but promotes the adoption of best practices across the EL membership. This Conference was an opportunity to highlight EL's ongoing activities and proactiveness on Responsible Gaming policy''.
There were also several presentations and interventions from EL members. First, Sisal's Valérie Peano and co-founder of the European Gambling Lawyers and Advisors (EGLA) participated in a panel debate on regulation, where she outlined how self-regulation is meaningless without enforcement or fines for those who break the rules and how gambling must self-regulate now more than ever.
Camelot's Head of Corporate Responsibility Alison Gardner shared experiences of using behavioural science to design interventions with national lottery players.
Regulatory Affairs Adviser for the Nationale Loterij (Belgium) Roland Louski focused on ‘responsibility by design'. His takeaway from the Conference – 'The future will be more intelligent and more intrusive regarding the way the players will be tracked down and their behaviours supervised. For the more dangerous gambling activities, a balance needs to be struck between the protection of the player's privacy and the prevention policies to avoid problem gambling.'
Further information on the Responsibility in Gaming Conference: https://www.responsibilityingaming.com/
More information on EL's Responsible Gaming Standard and a list of certified lotteries is available here.
Lotteries and COVID-19: From tactical to strategic continuityAs the COVID-19 outbreak continues to have a dramatic impact worldwide..
Read more'Reflecting on 11 years at the European Lotteries'' | An interview with former EL Deputy Secretary General Jutta BuyseSince 2016 Jutta Buyse was the Deputy Secretary General of EL and repr..
Read moreEL Report on the Lottery Sector in EuropeEvery year EL members provide an overview of how they work and demonst..
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Read moreSynopsisFrançaisEL lors de la toute première conférence sur la responsabilité en matière de jeux 
La Conférence s'est concentrée sur les causes plus profondes des problèmes liés aux jeux, mais surtout sur ce que les parties prenantes peuvent et devraient faire pour créer une politique de jeu responsable efficace et applicable.
Le secrétaire général d'EL Arjan van ‘t Veer qui a participé à un entretien avec des parties prenantes du secteur avec ECA, a souligné comment les progrès devraient être l'occasion d'aider à la réglementation du marché et l'importance d'une approche basée sur les risques de la publicité sur les jeux afin de protéger le rôle de distribution et les avantages des jeux pour la société. Il a souligné l'importance de la responsabilité en se référant à la certification de jeu responsable d'EL.
Lors de la table ronde, Valérie Peano, membre Sisal d'EL et co-fondatrice d'EGLA, a souligné l'importance maintenant plus que jamais que les jeux s'auto-régulent. La directrice de la responsabilité d'entreprise de Camelot, Alison Gardner, a partagé les expériences d'utilisation de la science comportementale pour concevoir des interventions avec les joueurs de loterie nationale et le consultant des affaires réglementaires de la National Loterij, Roland Louski, s'est concentré sur la « responsabilité dès la conception ».
EspañolEL en la primera conferencia sobre responsabilidad en el juego 
La conferencia se centró en las raíces de los problemas con el juego, pero, por encima de todo, en aquello que las partes interesadas pueden y deberían hacer para crear una política de juego responsable y efectiva.
El secretario general, Arjan van ‘t Veer, que participó en una entrevista con las partes interesadas del sector junto con ECA, destacó cómo el progreso debería ser una oportunidad para beneficiar a la regulación del mercado. Destacó también la importancia de un enfoque centrado en los riesgos que supone la publicidad del juego, a fin de salvaguardar la función de canalización y los beneficios de los juegos para la sociedad. Enfatizó la importancia de la responsabilidad con referencia a la Certificación de Juego Responsable de EL.
En un debate grupal, Valérie Peano, que actualmente trabaja en Sisal (miembro de EL) y es cofundadora de EGLA, destacó que el juego debe autorregularse, ahora con más urgencia que nunca. La directora de Responsabilidad Corporativa de Camelot, Alison Gardner, habló de experiencias del uso de la ciencia conductual para diseñar intervenciones con jugadores de la lotería nacional, y el asesor de Asuntos Regulatorios de la Nationale Loterij (Nationale Loterij Regulatory Affairs), Roland Louski, se centró en la «responsabilidad por defecto».
DeutschEL bei allererster Konferenz zum Thema „Nachhaltiges Gaming' 
Die Konferenz konzentrierte sich auf die tieferen Ursachen der Spielsucht, wichtiger aber noch, auf das, was Beteiligte unternehmen können und sollten, um eine effektive und praktikable Glücksspielpolitik zu entwickeln.
Arjan van ‘t Veer, Generalsekretär der EL, der gemeinsam mit ECA an einem Interview mit Branchenbeteiligten teilgenommen hat, zeigte auf, wie die Marktregulierung und die Bedeutung eines risikobasierten Ansatzes im Hinblick auf die Spielewerbung zur Sicherung der Lenkungsrolle und der Vorteile von Spielen für die Gesellschaft beitragen können. Er skizzierte dabei auch die Bedeutung der Verantwortung im Hinblick auf die EL Responsible Gaming Certification (EL-Zertifizierung für ein verantwortungsbewusstes Glückspiel).
Im Rahmen einer Podiumsdebatte betonte Valérie Peano vom EL-Mitglied Sisal und Mitbegründer von EGLA, dass sich Glücksspiele mehr denn je selbst regulieren müssen. Alison Gardner, Leiter der Abteilung Corporate Responsibility bei Camelot, teilte seine Erfahrungen im Rahmen der Nutzung verhaltenswissenschaftlicher Ansätze zur Entwicklung von Interventionsmöglichkeiten bei Teilnehmern an staatlichen Lotteriespielen, während sich Roland Louski, Regulierungsbeauftragter der Nationale Loterij, auf die „Verantwortung durch Entwicklung' konzentrierte.
INTRALOT | The challenge of privacy and security in a modern gaming worldTHE INCREASING SIGNIFICANCE OF PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION In our heavily-loaded-information era, global players deal with a large amount of information in their daily lives; they produce, process and s...
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deEuropean Gambling Conference Las VegasWebinar 23 April – Lotteries In COVID-19 LockdownIn a webinar on Thursday 23 April (14:00 GMT, 15:00 CET), conducted in association with EL, VIXIO GamblingCompliance brings together lottery industry experts and executives. Register here =>>...
Read moreEL/WLA Marketing Seminar: 'It's all about the Player'The 2020 Annual EL/WLA Marketing Seminar, held in London, saw a vibrant mix of senior industry figures and speakers from leading-edge agencies and consultancies combine to create a dynamic event for the assembled international delegates..
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deEL Communications Seminar: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!European Gambling Conference DefinitionAt a time when digital communication is rapidly evolving and social media is one of the biggest sources of new, it is increasingly important to distinguish fact from fiction. The objective of this year's EL Seminar was to focus on ‘‘the good, bad and the ugly'' sides of communications..
Read moreEuropean Gambling Conference VsSynopsis:fr / es / deIntroduction to the new General Manager of Loteria RomanaSince 10 January 2020 Sebastian – Iacob Moga is the new General Manager of the C.N. 'Loteria Română' S.A., being appointed to this position by the Board of Administrators..
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deEL supports ENGSO-led Erasmus+ Sport project launched to foster mental well-being in sportEL has become a reliable and invaluable advocate for the role of sport in society and it has lent its backing as a ‘Supporting Partner' to the SPIRIT project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme..
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deScientific Games | Data in Motion Reimagines PlayC-stores and supermarkets are modernizing to attract consumers who have come to expect more conveniences. The lottery category has the opportunity to create better experiences for players and efficiencies for retailers..
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deIGT | Lottomatica: Boosting Support for Women in the WorkplaceItalian operator Lottomatica uses a range of programmes and tools to promote gender balance and offer personal and professional support for female employees..
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / deEL Statement: Postponement of Seminars & Events until 1 July due to COVID-19European Gambling Conference PhiladelphiaDue to the recent outbreak and rapid spread of the Coronavirus COVID-19, the EL Executive Committee has taken the decision to postpone all EL seminars and events until 1 July 2020. It is further decided that the EL Industry Days will not take place this year due to the uncertain situation..
Read moreSynopsis:fr / es / de100 days of the von der Leyen CommissionMarch 2020 marked 100 days since the current College of the European Commission took office. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen looked back at the achievements, but also ahead at the expected next steps in line with the agenda outlined in her Political Guidelines back in July last year. This agenda was in the meantime hit hard the last weeks by the rapid spread of COVID-19..
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