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Former Malta Gaming Authority Chief Faces Probe Over €4 Million Payments In Curaçao
Former Malta Gaming Authority Chief Faces Probe Over €4 Million Payments In Curaçao

Former Malta Gaming Authority Chief Faces Probe Over €4 Million Payments In Curaçao

A controversy has erupted around former Malta Gaming Authority chief Mario Galea, with authorities in Curaçao launching an investigation into payments made to a company he runs. The Caribbean island’s Finance Minister, Charles Cooper, announced that he would be investigating payments made to Random Consulting Limited, a company headed by Galea and

Curaçao probes yearly €4m payments to firm run by ex MGA chief

Curaçao probes yearly €4m payments to firm run by ex MGA chief

Curaçao authorities are investigating payments to a company run by former Malta Gaming Authority head Mario Galea that the country’s finance minister says exceed €4 million a year. Curaçao’s finance minister, Charles Cooper, announced the probe in a statement posted to his Facebook page. In his post, Cooper said Random Consulting Limited, a company

Curaçao probes payments to firm run by former Malta Gaming Authority head

Curaçao probes payments to firm run by former Malta Gaming Authority head

Curaçao authorities are investigating payments to a company run by former Malta Gaming Authority head Mario Galea that the country’s finance minister says exceed €4 million a year. Curaçao’s finance minister, Charles Cooper, announced the probe in a statement posted to his Facebook page. In his post, Cooper said Random Consulting Limited, a company