The Pools Appoints Caroline Newman as Director of Regulatory Compliance

Introducing Caroline Newman to The Pools Team
The Pools, a leading name in UK pool betting, has strengthened its leadership team by appointing Caroline Newman as the new Director of Regulatory Compliance. With over a decade of experience in gaming regulation, Newman is set to guide the company through the evolving betting landscape with her extensive expertise.
Newman’s Role in Navigating Industry Changes
As regulatory frameworks within the British gaming sector continue to shift, maintaining compliance has become increasingly complex. Newman’s appointment comes at a pivotal time, aiming to ensure that The Pools stays at the forefront of regulatory adherence. Her prior roles at prominent gaming companies like Playtech, Midnite, Entain, and Inspired Gaming have well-prepared her to manage compliance challenges and implement best practices.
Commitment to Excellence and Modernization
Company leadership has warmly welcomed Newman, highlighting her exceptional career in compliance as a valuable asset. James Arnold, CEO of The Pools, expressed high expectations for her contribution to the business. Newman herself embraced the opportunity, describing The Pools as an iconic brand and emphasizing her dedication to advancing the company’s compliance strategies.
She pledges to modernize compliance processes and consistently uphold the highest standards in player protection and regulatory performance. Newman emphasized the importance of innovation and staying proactive amidst the industry’s continuous evolution.
Going forward, my goal is to support The Pools in maintaining top-tier regulatory standards and ensuring player safety, especially as the industry landscape keeps changing.
Caroline Newman, Director of Regulatory Compliance, The Pools
UK Regulatory Environment and Industry Challenges
In a broader regulatory context, the UK Gambling Commission continues to focus closely on the responsibilities of digital platforms. Recently, Tim Miller, the Commission’s executive director, criticized social media companies for their insufficient measures against illegal gambling adverts. Speaking at ICE Barcelona, he urged these platforms to take accountability and act responsibly if they want to sustain a constructive relationship with the licensed gaming sector.