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Crown – which has casinos in Melbourne, Perth and another under construction in Sydney – said it had a comprehensive anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing programme that was. Crown Resorts faces a new shareholder class action alleging investors were misled and harmed by the casino giant's dysfunctional governance which led to possible breaches of anti-money laundering. Evidence presented at the NSW Casino Inquiry should lead to the immediate suspension of operation at the Melbourne and Perth Crown casinos. The NSW inquiry was told by Counsel assisting, Adam Bell SC, that the Crown group was not a “suitable person” to hold the licence to its new $2.2bn casino at Barangaroo, and that Crown Resorts is not a. Crown Resorts cannot be trusted to hold the gaming licence for its new Sydney casino because it continually resisted warning signs money laundering was occurring at its Melbourne and Perth venues.

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James Packer has publicly reaffirmed his commitment to the $2 billion Sydney casino project being built by his company Crown resorts. The billionaire is set to touch down in Sydney this morning – from Los Angeles – where he'll tour Barangaroo. Mr Packer is expected to meet with Crown executives – Todd Nisbet – who is overseeing the construction of the project – and Peter Crinis – who is set to run the property when it opens next year. Image: News Corp Australia

The inquiry into money laundering at Crown’s casinos continues. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images

Crown Resorts cannot be trusted to hold the gaming licence for its new Sydney casino because it continually resisted warning signs money laundering was occurring at its Melbourne and Perth venues and had to be “led by the nose” to the “obvious” and “irresistible” realisation, an inquiry has heard.

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The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority inquiry into the company’s suitability to operate a gambling business at its new $2 billion plus Barangaroo development heard the bombshell admission from Crown on Wednesday that evidence of money laundering had indeed been found in its bank accounts.

But it came long after banks closed various accounts over their concerns, which chief executive Ken Barton was aware of.

The scandal was aired in the media last year, including explosive leaked footage of a huge amount of cash being exchanged for gambling chips in a room dedicated to VIP high rollers.

“What we saw was a person bringing hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash in a shopping bag into a casino in the middle of the night wrapped in elastic bands, wrapped in cellophane and handed over in wads,” counsel assisting Scott Aspinall told the inquiry on Friday.

“In my submission you wouldn’t really need to see more than that to be able to reasonably suspect that it’s proceeds of crime – it speaks of someone trying to exchange ill-gotten cash.”

Mr Barton had been shown at the inquiry in July the accounts were “riddled” with suspicious transactions and only conceded it was a worry afterwards.

Mr Aspinall asked why information received from the banks was not taken seriously and why Mr Barton had to be “led by the nose” to an “obvious” and “irresistible” conclusion.

Crown Sydney dominates the city’s skyline, but gaming operations planned to start next month have been put on ice. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images

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“The concession that money laundering took place in those accounts was resisted by Crown month after month after month until the 18th of November,” Mr Aspinall said.

“That says more than the fact that money laundering actually occurred in those accounts.

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“What is says is that this company is unable to govern itself because it cannot see the obviousness of money laundering when it is put before it and will not concede and co-operate with the regulator to agree to that proposition when it is as plain as a pikestaff that money laundering had occurred.”

Crown had failed to enforce internal controls, and while it now argues improvements in that respect mean it is suitable to hold the licence, Mr Aspinall is far from convinced.

He said the regulator would want to be sure Crown was “significantly strong to resist that maelstrom” of dodgy types targeting their venue for money laundering.

“The policies are all very well, but what a regulator would need to see is a commitment and evidence that they are going to be enforced – it’s a cultural issue.”

He said it was “commendable” Mr Barton now acknowledged the serious issues.

“But that fact does not change the problem of how the regulator going forward could have any confidence that when faced with future problems, which will no doubt arise, that Mr Barton will be able to detect and act appropriately.”

After this week’s admission, ILGA delayed the planned opening of Crown Sydney next month while the inquiry continued its investigation, with findings due to be handed down in February.

Crown, whose biggest shareholder is reclusive billionaire and former director James Packer, says it will in the meantime focus on non-gaming parts of the business, such as restaurants.