The MGA granted a further one-month extension for all licensees to submit the Agreed-Upon Procedures Report (AUPs)
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The Malta Gaming Authority would like to draw its licensees’ attention to the notice published on the Malta Government Gazette related to the liquidation of Satabank p.l.c.
The Malta Gaming Authority would like to draw its licensees’ attention to the notice published on the Malta Government Gazette related to the liquidation of Satabank p.l.c.
The Malta Gaming Authority (“MGA”) is hereby reminding all licensees of the requirement to submit their Audited Financial Statements within one hundred and eighty (180) days from the end of their financial year.
The new checklist will come into force from 3 May 2022, which builds on the previous version.
With reference to the intensifying state of affairs between Russia and Ukraine, the Malta Gaming Authority (“the Authority”) would like to remind its licensees of their sanctions monitoring obligations under article 17(6) of the National Interest (Enabling Powers) Act and any guidance/directions issued by the Sanctions Monitoring Board (“SMB”).
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In light of the recent revision of the Gaming Authorisations and Compliance Directive (Directive 3 of 2018), the Malta Gaming Authority (‘MGA’ or ‘Authority’) would like to remind its licensees of their obligations stemming from Article 41 (2)(b) of the said Directive.
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.