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Coronavirus is having a ripple effect on the gambling industry.

The European Union has directed its attention towards fostering an entrepreneurial culture across the region.

CoinTelegraph stated that the Bitcoin currency may possibly be recognised by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) as well as other regulators in 2016.

Following the launch of the Voluntary ESG Code of Good Practice for the Remote Gaming Sector in Malta (the "ESG Code") last November, the Malta Gaming Authority has decided to extend...

Application for online gaming licences under the existing law, namely, the National Ordinance on Offshore Games of Hazard (Landsverordening buitengaatse hazardspelen, P.B. 1993, no. 63)

In Judgments made in May 2022 (case file: II GSK 1828/1 and June 2022 (case file: II GSK 1974/18) the NSA laid out its interpretation of the provisions of the Treaty on the Functioning...

Back in August 2020 Epic Games initiated its suit against Apple arguing that the company's practices are monopolistic and that Apple is engaging in anti-competitive practices by only allowing for payments...

This novel user centric economy will also see smart contracts, being coded and deployed to infuse more transparency and trust with users.

The sandbox approach is aimed to commence during the second quarter of 2018 and will last for a period of six months.

A discussion on the fiscal, legal and social implications of the concentrated gambling industry in Malta.

By creating a highly regulated environment and enticing fiscal incentives, Malta has been on the winning side of the sphere and many operators have set up or relocated to the island.

The Player Protection Directive has been updated by the Malta Gaming Authority ('MGA'), after due consolation with the industry.

Malta based gambling operators witnessed several VAT changes over the years starting with the 2015 EU wide introduction of the special rules relating to supplies of electronically...

Back in 2012, the land-based gaming sector in Denmark had put forward an official complaint with regards to the regulations that were subsequently applied to its online gaming market.

From 1st January 2015, the EU will implement changes in the place of supply rules, which will shift the place of supply to the country of consumption of electronically supplied services.

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has published an update to its guidance on System Audits, System Reviews, and Compliance Audits.

The System Review is a comprehensive audit, intended to combine the most pertinent aspects of the System Audit and Compliance Audit into an overarching appraisal of the Licensee, scheduled one year after issuance of the licence.