Changes came into force from July 30

MGA updates Change in Personal Details application to enhance transparency and compliance

2024-08-05
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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has announced some updates to the Change in Personal Details application to further streamline the application process.

The changes relate to the addition of a new section requesting applicants to specify any direct or indirect involvement with a sports club, its members, or the sports sector at large. Applicants must also detail any measures taken to prevent conflicts of interest, if applicable.

This section must be completed by all qualifying shareholders, directors, and the person holding the Key Compliance role if the Licensee/Prospective Applicant is offering or will offer sports betting.

The updates also encompass the request for an applicant to disclose any past sanctions, restrictions, or penalties imposed by governmental, regulatory, or professional bodies, as well as any international sanctions. Applicants are to include all relevant details if applicable.

Moreover, the regulator announced the option to electronically sign and upload both the Personal Declaration Form and, if applicable, the Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) Eligibility Form within the Enclosures section of the same application on the Portal.

MGA said the Personal Declaration Form has been updated to reflect these changes, which came into force as of 30 July 2024. 

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