iGaming Capital 2026 hits the shelves

The 2026 edition of iGaming Capital has just been released, featuring exclusive interviews, analyses and thought-provoking contributions that explore how Malta’s iGaming jurisdiction is leading the global conversation on ethical practice, innovation and compliance.

Published by Content House Group, the high-end annual publication is the sister brand of www.iGamingCapital.mt – Malta’s leading iGaming news portal. This year’s issue is being distributed across all major iGaming companies, affiliates, law firms, accountancy and audit practices, management consultancy firms, government entities and technology providers, among others.

With a strong focus on the evolving regulatory landscape and the forces reshaping the industry, this edition raises an important question: Can compliance become Malta’s greatest competitive advantage? 

The feature titled Turning Regulation into Reputation delves into how Malta’s iGaming leaders are reframing compliance as a strategic differentiator, rather than a burden. Industry executives share how proactive governance and transparent reporting are strengthening the island’s reputation amid tightening global oversight.

Meanwhile, the cover story examines how the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA)’s newly launched ESG Code for the gaming industry is set to position Malta as a model for sustainable and responsible gaming. Contributors explore how the framework will impact operators locally and abroad, and what it means for the long-term reputation of the jurisdiction.

Beyond regulation and governance, this year’s edition also takes a close look at boardrooms and workplaces across the sector, as experts analyse how Gen Z’s evolving work ethics are influencing recruitment, retention and company culture.

AI is another topical issue that’s discussed in-depth. A special technology feature titled Will the Machines Really Take Our Jobs? brings together AI and gaming specialists who offer a nuanced perspective on automation and its future impact on employment and creativity in the iGaming space.

In a comprehensive interview, GamingMalta CEO Ivan Filletti reflects on the milestones achieved throughout the past year and outlines the strategic direction that will guide the foundation’s next phase of growth. Meanwhile returning contributor Marion Gamel, an executive coach and leadership strategist, shares valuable insights for leaders eager to use their expertise to drive meaningful change across their organisations and beyond.

Publication Editor Ramona Depares says: “The 2026 edition of iGaming Capital reflects an industry in constant evolution. The sector has matured at an incredible rate from the fledgling industry of the early noughties. We’re seeing more players place greater value on sustainability and talent. And we are witnessing Malta’s growth from a regulatory base to a creative, technology-driven hub with an international outlook.

“Editing this issue has been both demanding and rewarding, and I am grateful for this unique, front-row view of the ecosystem. What struck me most this year is the spirit of reinvention running through the sector. Businesses are reassessing their models, and we are seeing new voices driving the conversation.”

She adds that this edition does not just serve as a record of where Malta’s iGaming industry stands today, but as a glimpse of what’s to come.

As always, iGaming Capital 2026 showcases the work of a strong editorial and creative team at Content House Group, led by Ramona Depares as Editor, Wanaha Camilleri as Brand Sales Manager, Sue Pisani as Operations & Client Relationship Manager, and Nicholas Cutajar as Creative Director.

For more information on the iGaming Capital 2026 edition or on www.iGamingCapital.mt, get in touch via email on info@contenthouse.mt or on +356 2132 0713. Additionally, readers can visit the iGaming Capital portal at www.iGamingCapital.mt to stay updated on the latest developments in Malta’s iGaming industry.