We are honoured to be nominated in the category Corporate Services Provider of the Year Award by SiGMA in the SiGMA ASIA Awards. Vote and support us to win the prize!

Curaçao is set to implement the National Ordinance for Games of Chance (LOK), a reform of its licensing regime for foreign operators.

‘Recent gambling infrastructure changes have increased the value of the jurisdiction drastically,’ says IGA Group Director Mario Fiorini.

On the 10th of January the Curaçao Gaming Control Board (GCB) issued important updates regarding authorisation rights for accessing and using the GCB Portal.

After winning the Best Consultants of the Year 2021, in the Europe Gaming Awards, and having been shortlisted as Corporate Services Provider of the Year 2022 in SiGMA ASIA Awards, IGA Group is being nominated again!

Last November, the iGaming industry’s brightest and finest gathered for an evening of celebration and acknowledgement at SiGMA’s eagerly anticipated Europe Gaming Awards ceremony.

You may meet us not only in Dubai on March but also in London this spring! 
IGA Group will be taking part in ICE London 2022 which will take place at ExCeL London on 12-14 April 2022. 

Meet us at SiGMA 2021 – SiGMA – World’s iGaming Festival the biggest iGaming event of the year!

The Gaming Control Board (GCB) has made a significant announcement regarding the expiration of master licences held by various entities.

After much speculation, 2021 turned out to be a rocky year for Malta’s efforts to bolster its international reputation in the wake of revelations of public and private corruption that have rocked the island in recent times.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

IGA Group is pleased to announce that it will be exhibiting at the upcoming SiGMA Balkans & CIS event in Limassol, Cyprus from September 4th to September 7th.

During a committee meeting, members of parliament expressed concerns about the readiness of the proposed law in Curaçao.

The National Ordinance for Games of Chance (LOK) has received its first reading in Curaçao’s parliament.

In recent years Malta has made significant strides in improving its AML/CFT framework, resulting in its removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list in June 2022.