Gaming eSummit Series

Building on the success and reputation of our flagship annual Gaming eSummit events in Malta, the Isle of Man, and Gibraltar, KPMG in Malta is delighted to introduce the KPMG Gaming eSummit Series – a dynamic year-round iGaming conference program designed to keep pace with the rapidly evolving online gambling, sports betting, and casino industry landscape.

The Gaming eSummit has progressively evolved into one of the most reputable and sought-after events in the global iGaming calendar, attracting C-level executives, industry stakeholders, and thought leaders from across the sector. Recognizing the need for more agile, focused dialogue in an industry defined by constant innovation, we have transformed our approach.

The eSummit Series brings together leading voices throughout the year to explore specific gaming topics in depth – from regulatory developments and technological innovation to emerging market trends and operational excellence. Each event in the series maintains our impeccable commitment to quality industry content while offering more frequent opportunities for collaboration, insights, and networking.

Through this series, KPMG in Malta continues to facilitate meaningful conversations that shape the future of iGaming. Whether you're navigating regulatory complexity, exploring new technologies, or seeking strategic insights, the eSummit Series provides focused forums where industry leaders can discuss what matters most, when it matters most.

Join us throughout the year as we delve into the challenges and opportunities defining the next chapter of the iGaming industry.

An event designed for CFOs and leaders responsible for AI and governance within the gaming industry. The program featured a strong line-up of respected speakers and an engaging discussion on AI governance, bringing together senior executives and industry experts to explore one of the most critical issues shaping the future of business.

An event hosted in collaboration with FRANSSEN TOLBOOM Advocaten, focusing on the Dutch gambling market and how to avoid pitfalls within the framework of open norms relating to Responsible Gaming (RG) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML). With the first remote gambling licences issued in 2021 due to expire this year, the Netherlands’ remote gambling market is entering a more mature phase. Over its initial years, the regulatory framework has continued to develop, alongside an expanding body of supervisory and enforcement practice across several key areas.

A defining element of the Dutch regime is the concept of “open norms”, which offer licence holders flexibility but also demand careful interpretation and implementation. As supervisory expectations have become clearer over time, gaps have sometimes emerged between original interpretations and later compliance assessments. At the same time, new and updated guidance has introduced more detailed requirements, meaning operators must continually adapt their policies, controls and operational practices.

During this session, we reviewed key RG and AML topics and explored how licence holders can navigate these obligations to minimise enforcement risk. We addressed other timely issues, including notification duties and common compliance pitfalls.

A webinar designed for leaders and professionals in HR, Compliance, Legal and Finance, and anyone responsible for building fair, transparent and future-ready organisations. We unpacked what the Directive means for organisations operating in Malta and across the EU, raising awareness of its requirements and exploring how businesses can move from obligation to readiness. The session focused on practical foundations, including job categorisation and the cultural shifts needed to support effective implementation.

The ESG in Gaming Roundtable, established in 2024, brings together heads of sustainability from leading gaming groups worldwide. Its aim is to position itself as a global authority on ESG in gaming, facilitate the sharing of best practices, and unite efforts for the benefit of the regulated industry as a whole.

Members meet four times a year - three virtually and once in person. In May 2025, we extended the invitation to a select group of Roundtable guests. Attendees gained valuable insight into the future of ESG while expanding their network of sustainability leaders. The session featured engaging discussions on key ESG topics, including the EU Omnibus sustainability proposal and implementation planning, alongside meaningful networking opportunities in a relaxed setting over drinks and dinner.