Australian casino company Crown Resorts Ltd will need to undertake lots of changes "to save itself", a state gambling watchdog said on Wednesday, after a report suggested Crown was unsuitable to hold a gambling license for its resort in Sydney.
"They've got a lot of work to do to satisfy us. ... We'll have a dialogue with Crown to see what they can do. I hope that they cooperate," Philip Crawford, chair of New South Wales (NSW) state casino regulator, told reporters.
The regulator's report, published on Tuesday, followed a year-long inquiry commissioned by NSW state gambling watchdog that aired allegations of widespread money laundering and governance failures at Crown Resorts.
(Reporting by Renju Jose; Editing by Leslie Adler)
