Contact Advisory Services Ltd wins the award of Best Corporate and Legal Services Provider.
Malta’s iGaming Excellence Awards have been created as one of the original and most comprehensive awards events for the iGaming industry. Malta’s iGaming Excellence Awards [MiGEA] are held annually in Malta and have already been likened to “the Oscars of gaming”. The awards event brings the entire industry together to reward and celebrate the companies and individuals that are constantly working to innovate and improve the industry. The MiGEA philosophy aligns perfectly with that of the Malta Gaming Authority [MGA], a major participant in this event.
Contact Advisory Services Ltd. is extremely honoured to be awarded as “Best Corporate & Legal Services Provider” in Malta’s iGaming Excellence Awards 2017.
We would like to thank our valued clients and partners for their trust during all these years. It would not be the same journey if it wasn’t for them. We are thrilled to have lived up to their expectations and we commit to continue providing a quality service.
Fiduciary services relate to the holding and management of the client’s assets on the basis of the instructions given by the beneficial owner of these assets.
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