Key Takeaways
- ANAon believes that though a shared liquidity pool in Portugal seems likely, it would be in a limited form on a country-by-country basis with individual countries.
- The group warned that no such bilateral agreements with other countries were currently in place and would need to be fleshed out.
- The most likely candidates for such agreements would be Italy, France and Spain.
The National Association of Online Gamblers (ANAon), a Portuguese group that advocates on behalf of consumers, has raised concerns over the recently submitted amendment to permit cross-border liquidity sharing. ANAon indicated that though a shared liquidity pool in Portugal seems likely, it would be in a limited form on a country-by-country basis with individual countries.
