SYDNEY: An Australian regulatory inquiry raised the prospect of cancelling the casino licence of gambling giant Crown Resorts Ltd over alleged corporate governance failures, casting a shadow over the company weeks before a US$1.6bil resort opening.
The lawyer conducting hearings into the allegations also called for restrictions on the influence of Crown’s billionaire founder and 36% owner James Packer, including rethinking Packer’s status as a registered associate and forcing him to sell down his stake.
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