Curaçao finance ministry investigates Random Consulting payments

By SectorWire desk · 29 July 2026

Summary

The report said that Curaçao’s finance ministry opened an investigation into alleged payments to Random Consulting, run by former MGA chief Mario Galea. Finance minister Charles Cooper said the consultancy received annual payments equivalent to about €4.1m for advisory work.

Why it matters

The investigation examines consultancy payments reportedly made by Curaçao’s gambling regulator.

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