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ARTICLE · 01 MARCH 2024

The Malta Corporate Group Gaming Licence

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n Malta, one gaming license can cover a number of companies (minimum 2 operational entities and one holding company as the parent)...

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Significant advantages for gaming groups

In Malta, one gaming license can cover a number of companies (minimum 2 operational entities and one holding company as the parent), each of them then being authorised to operate as an MGA licensee.

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) predominantly offers two types of licences, either a business-to-customer (B2C) license to provide gaming services, or a business-to-business (B2B) license to provide a critical gaming supply, such as the provision and management of software or material game elements.

'Corporate Group Licence'ultimately sought to simplify the process of licensing groups of gaming companies in Malta as a leading online gaming jurisdiction.

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