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JCRC Submits FY2023 Budget
The Japan Casino Regulatory Commission (JCRC) has submitted a budget for JPY3.88b ($27.7m), equivalent to an increase of JPY0.35b ($2.5m) as compared to the budget sanctioned for fiscal 2022.
The rise in the budget is demanded keeping in view the situation of the revenue deficit, as there are hardly any chances for integrated casino resorts to be operational in Japan before the end of the present decade, even if the existing two concessionaires operational at Osaka and Nagasaki are given green signals to kick-off the operations.
On other hand, the commission expects a rise in manpower cost and operational cost.
The Commission estimates its present work-force to scale from present 20 to 177, which is pegged at a kind of 13% increase on a year-on-year basis.
The rise in salaries and operational cost envisaged by the commissions is pegged at JPY2.85b ($21.34m) which is additional JPY160m ($1.13m) on a YoY basis.
The commission estimates expenditure amounting to JPY460m ($3.27m) to set-up an organisation which will be in regulatory role to supervise casino operators and other similar entities, an increase of JPY70m ($0.5m).
The commission estimates an additional rise of JPY20m ($0.14m) on a year-on-year basis towards a cost of JPY220m ($1.56m) to conduct examinations of casino operators and allied business operators and entities to check and verify the suitability for granting casino licenses.
Information Technology cost to be adhered to regulate the entities falling under the commission’s jurisdiction for the fiscal 2023 remains the same as per the fiscal 2022 and amounts to JPY60m ($0.42m).
The above-cited information technology cost excludes the amount to be contributed by the commission to Japan’s Digital Agency, which amounts to JPY1.01b ($7.11m).
Japan’s Digital Agency is a government body set up to aid the digitalisation of Japan’s economy, government and society.
The Commission has calculated an amount of JPY290m ($2m) to be utilised towards public relationship activities, which includes cost involved towards establishing relations with overseas regulatory bodies, which is up by additional JPY110m ($0.78m) on a year-on-year basis.
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One of betting and gaming’s best-known customer acquisition and comparison businesses, Quantum, has announced the next steps in its ambitious growth plan by welcoming two new director-level appointees.
Joining the business are Dimitris Papamichael as commercial director and Luke Watkin as marketing director – both in newly created roles. They come in alongside a full C-suite and a full team of new tech hires that continues a recruitment drive which began in 2023 – and reflects Quantum’s rapid and consistent growth throughout the last five years.
Papamichael will be responsible for all revenue-generating activities across the business in a pivotal leadership role. He’ll shape Quantum’s commercial strategy as the company diversifies into new verticals while maintaining its strong position in the iGaming sector. He’ll also lead an expanding team of commercial and sales managers.
Watkin will lead the development and execution of the marketing strategy across all business verticals. As marketing director, he’ll be instrumental in shaping Quantum’s marketing vision, building scalable systems, and delivering commercial impact as it expands into new markets. Watkin will build and mentor a high-performing marketing team and is also tasked with driving further recruitment.
Speaking of the appointments and new strategic direction, CMO James McCarthy said: “It’s a pleasure to welcome Dimitris and Luke to Quantum during what is undoubtedly a really fascinating time in our growth. From cementing our relationship with some of iGaming’s biggest names to helping us expand into exciting new sectors, both of our new Directors will be integral to the continued success of the business.”
Papamichael said: “I’m thrilled to be joining Quantum at such an exciting stage of its incredible growth journey. The company has already achieved so much, and there’s huge potential ahead as we expand into new markets and sectors. I can’t wait to work with the exceptionally talented team here to seize the many opportunities ahead and drive the next phase of growth.”
Watkin said: “I am delighted to join a business with such a proven track record of excellence in its core markets, as well as highly ambitious plans for strategic expansion into new markets and territories. I am looking forward to contributing towards building on the exceptional progress the team has made to date, and accelerating that growth in the years ahead.”
This people news comes hot on the heels of the company’s exciting rebrand news of last week, moving toward the “quantum” in QiH Group” as well as redefining the business’ purpose and strategic direction.
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