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What happens if Australia’s Star Entertainment Group goes broke?

by Newsdesk

Mon 17 Feb 2025 at 06:46

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Inside Asian Gaming speaks with former Australian regulators and long-time industry consultants Peter Cohen and David Green to discuss what will happen should embattled casino operator Star Entertainment Group become insolvent.

We explore the likely regulatory response, how the actions of governments in NSW and Queensland may differ, the potential for new operators, if and how Star’s assets might be broken up and whether Crown Resorts owner Blackstone – or even Star’s current partners in Hong Kong-listed Chow Tai Fook and Far East Consortium – would make suitable saviors.

This is the most in-depth and informative deep dive yet into what the future holds for Star Entertainment Group and its many stakeholders.

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