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The daily fantasy sports ('DFS') industry has been a hot topic of debate in the United States market.

The European Commission is preparing a major reform of consumer protection rules in the digital environment.

MGA Licensees are required to submit audited financial statements for each financial year by not later than 180 days after the end of such financial year.

The global economy, including the gaming sector, is facing enormous challenges due to unexpected outbreak of the COVID-19 which apart from presenting an alarming health crisis,..

The Malta Gaming Authority will be allowing cruise liners to operate their on-board casinos whilst crossing Maltese territorial waters as well as while berthed in a Maltese or Gozitan port.

As Malta probably has the largest register of online gaming licensed companies forming part of larger pan-European groups.

Clients wishing to setup a Maltese company will typically establish a holding company and a subsidiary trading company.

n a continued effort to ensure that the current situation regarding the COVID-19 outbreak is contained and that contagion is limited as much as possible,...

Taking into account the challenges being faced by certain gaming operators particularly due to the cancellation of several sporting activities, the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has introduced the following measures.

Further to the financial incentives announced by the Maltese Government last week, the Malta Gaming Authority (‘MGA') issued a communication to gaming companies regarding financial aid...

As of 1 January 2015 iGaming services supplied to private consumers (private individuals and non-taxable persons) in the EU will be treated as supplied in the Member State of the customer.

KPMG in Malta brought together some of the brightest minds within the gambling industry, under one roof, to discuss the latest trends in iGaming.

During a meeting of the United Arab Emirates' (the "UAE") Higher Committee for Future Technology and Digital Economy, chaired by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum...

Following the annual verification exercise carried out by the National Audit Office (NAO), it was revealed that gaming operators were not always respecting their reporting obligations with regards to players' liabilities and taxes.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disruptive impact on sports worldwide, and by correlation, the betting sector is facing unprecedented challenges.

Loot boxes are often vilified by gambling regulatory authorities for their pay-to-win mechanism which raises addiction concerns.

Through a notice issued on their official website, the Malta Gaming Authority (the ‘MGA') yesterday afternoon reminded all licensed entities providing services to or out of Malta of their obligations.