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The Anjouan regulator behind more than 1,500 licences may be run from a UK office by Toby Sorski, The Guardian says

The Guardian reports that the Anjouan regulator, which has issued more than 1,500 licences, may be controlled from a British office by Toby Sorski. For PSPs and acquirers in high-risk verticals, the relevant detail is simple: the licensing story is not just about the island jurisdiction on paper, but also about who is actually behind the shop.

  1. The Guardian says the Anjouan regulator has issued more than 1,500 licences.
  2. According to the report, the operation may be run by Toby Sorski from a UK office.
  3. The same report says Sorski’s father owns a company that helps clients obtain an Anjouan licence for £19 thousand.

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