SectorWire
SearchGet the daily briefing
Menu

Gibraltar Parliament advances Gambling Bill 2025 at first reading

Regulation

Gibraltar’s Parliament passed the Gambling Bill 2025 at first reading, according to the report. The proposed law would replace the Gambling Act 2005, add licence categories for B2C and B2B operators and support services, and require personal licences for senior executives. It would also expand the Gambling Commissioner’s enforcement powers and establish an appeals tribunal.

The bill would change licensing and enforcement requirements for gambling businesses operating in Gibraltar.

Request a correction

Keep reading

Regulation

Gibraltar establishes separate rules for prediction markets

Gibraltar’s Ministry for Justice, Trade and Industry published a framework establishing prediction markets as a separate category with authorisation and compliance requirements. Minister Nigel Feetham said an independent panel would oversee implementation under the Gambling Act 2025; he also said Gibraltar would shortly license its first operator and had granted a second operator approval in principle.

Continue reading