Corporate & Professional Services
Companies offering corporate & professional services in the iGaming industry — 244 listed.

Direct Line
Bromley, England, UK
Direct Line is one of the UK’s leading direct-to-consumer insurance brands, operating as the flagship trade name of Direct Line Insurance Group Ltd. Founded in 1985 in Croydon, the company pioneered telephone-based car insurance and has since evolved into a multi-product, multi-channel general insurer. Its policies are underwritten by UK Insurance Limited, a regulated subsidiary. Direct Line offers a comprehensive range of personal and commercial insurance products, including motor, home, pet, travel, life, and business cover, alongside its roadside assistance brand Green Flag and digital-only insurer Darwin. The group also owns Churchill, Privilege, and NIG, serving customers directly, through price comparison websites, and via third-party partnerships. Headquartered in Bromley, England, Direct Line Group employs approximately 10,200 people as of 2024. In July 2025, the group was acquired by Aviva plc, becoming a key part of the UK’s largest diversified insurer. Direct Line is known for its iconic red telephone-on-wheels logo, online claims innovation, and memorable advertising campaigns featuring celebrities such as Harvey Keitel.
Euro Pacific Asia Consulting Ltd (EPA) is a boutique advisory firm founded in 2001 by gaming industry veteran Shaun McCamley, who serves as Managing Partner. Headquartered in the Asia-Pacific region, the firm specialises in strategic consulting for land-based casino operators, iGaming platforms, and technology companies, with a particular focus on regulated and emerging markets across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. EPA acts as a bridge between traditional casino expertise and the digital gaming ecosystem, offering services such as market entry strategy, licensing support, feasibility studies, operational optimisation, and supplier introductions. In a notable strategic move, the firm formed a formal alliance with Murray International Group, combining over 70 years of industry experience to deliver integrated consulting and executive search solutions. EPA’s client base includes blue‑chip operators, government-led tourism projects, and startups, and the firm is known for its discreet, relationship-driven approach and deep network in Asian gaming hubs like Macau, the Philippines, and Singapore. Despite its long history, EPA maintains a low public profile with no active website and limited press exposure.

Global Business Company De Peru S.A.C.
Lima, Peru
Global Business Company De Peru S.A.C., operating as Global Business Latam, is a privately held Peruvian consultancy founded in September 2016 by CEO Jonathan D. Felix Vilchez. Headquartered in Lima, the firm specializes in business development, commercial representation, and strategic advisory for companies entering or expanding within Latin America and the Caribbean, with a particular focus on the gambling (iGaming), financial services, technology, telecommunications, and value-added services sectors. Employing a small team of 2 to 10 people and leveraging a partner network with over 25 years of combined industry experience, the company offers end-to-end support including due diligence, market entry guidance, regulatory advice, public relations, and legal advisory. It positions itself as a pioneer in implementing value-added technologies across its target industries and maintains strategic alliances with global technology providers in gaming, software, and hardware. The firm serves international investors seeking to navigate complex Latin American regulatory and commercial landscapes, helping them build institutional relationships with government entities and local communities while also advising on corporate social responsibility and image management. Global Business Latam does not market proprietary products or platforms; its value proposition relies entirely on its deep local expertise and network.
Instituto de Apoio ao Apostador (IAA) is a Brazilian non-profit institution dedicated to providing free, professional support to individuals and families affected by compulsive gambling (ludopathy). Operating primarily through online support groups and individual counseling sessions conducted by specialized professionals, the organization emphasizes anonymity, empathy, and long-term recovery. With over 20,000 individual consultations per year and support for more than 4,000 families, IAA positions itself as one of the few specialized gambling addiction services in Brazil. The institute also runs awareness campaigns and has partnered with betting operator Daniel Fortune on the “Jornada da Liberdade” project, which combines mental health and financial recovery. IAA relies entirely on donations to maintain its free services and has a growing public presence through its website and Instagram, though it maintains a deliberately low profile regarding its internal governance and leadership.
AMIG
Batavia Township, Ohio, USA (Amelia mailing address)
American Modern Insurance Group (AMIG) is a holding company for a group of property and casualty insurers that specialize in non-standard and specialty personal lines. The company focuses on insuring risks that mainstream carriers often avoid, such as manufactured homes, seasonal and vacation properties, mobile homes, and recreational vehicles including motorcycles, watercraft, snowmobiles, and RVs. It also offers pet health insurance and a range of lender-focused products like mortgage fire insurance, debt cancellation, collateral protection, and flood insurance. AMIG operates exclusively through a network of independent agents and brokers, providing digital tools such as the AMsuite platform for quoting, policy issuance, and account management. Owned by Munich Re, one of the world's largest reinsurance groups, the company is licensed in all 50 U.S. states. Its roots date back to 1938 as an auto finance firm, evolving into a leading specialty insurer with approximately 1,400 employees and over $1.4 billion in written premium as of 2015. Headquarters are located in Batavia Township, Ohio, near Cincinnati.

GambleAwareNG
Abuja, Nigeria
GambleAwareNG is Nigeria’s leading independent advocate for the prevention, early intervention, treatment and research of gambling‑related harm. Operating primarily in Abuja, the organisation provides free, confidential support to individuals and families affected by problem gambling via a national helpline (0704 858 9373), one‑on‑one counselling, support groups, and tailored recovery programmes. It also runs nationwide public‑health campaigns to raise awareness of the mental, financial and social risks of gambling, and offers evidence‑based tools such as the SafePlay self‑exclusion platform, which allows users to block themselves from all licensed gambling sites in Nigeria. GambleAwareNG’s website hosts educational resources, a gambler self‑assessment, and a directory of local support services. The organisation collaborates with mental‑health partners and treatment providers to coordinate a coherent national response to gambling harms, and conducts its own research to understand the psychological and societal dimensions of the problem. In addition to direct support, GambleAwareNG actively engages in policy advocacy—for example, publicly criticising fintech apps that push notifications encouraging gambling. The organisation is led by a small executive team with backgrounds in IT, hospitality consulting, and charitable work. Despite its relatively recent establishment, GambleAwareNG has positioned itself as Africa’s foremost gambling‑recovery organisation, handling thousands of helpline calls annually and working to embed responsible‑gaming practices within Nigeria’s rapidly growing gambling industry.

The African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN) Nigeria Chapter is the Nigerian national branch of a pan-African child rights network founded in 1986 in Enugu, Nigeria. It works to reduce child abuse and neglect across Nigeria by raising awareness, advocating for policy change, and implementing community-based programmes. The chapter runs school and community child rights clubs, monitoring centres for violations, a Children's Parliament, theatre for development, and social therapy services. It holds observer status with the African Union and helped lobby for the ratification of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child. Operating under the ANPPCAN umbrella, the Nigeria Chapter collaborates with 26 chapters across Africa and participates in research, documentation, capacity building, and direct child protection interventions. Its mission is to foster an environment that maximizes children's creative potential while protecting their rights. The chapter's founding at the 1986 Child Labour Conference underscores its deep Nigerian roots, and it also contributed to the formulation of ILO Convention 182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labour. Through its initiatives, the chapter engages children directly, empowering them to advocate for their own rights, and works with professionals to provide legal aid via the Children's Legal Action Network.

Howden Group & Ault & Company
One Creechurch Place, London, EC3A 5AF, United Kingdom
Howden Group Holdings is a global insurance intermediary founded in London in 1994 by David Howden. Starting as a three-person wholesale brokerage, it has grown into one of the world's largest employee-owned insurance groups, managing over $51 billion in premiums. The company operates across the full insurance value chain, including retail broking, specialty broking, wholesale, underwriting (via its DUAL brand), reinsurance, and capital markets advisory. Howden is distinguished by its employee-ownership model, with staff collectively owning more than 30% of the business, and a culture of local leadership combined with global reach. The group employs over 24,000 colleagues in more than 55 countries and has a presence in over 100 territories through its Howden One Network of local partners. In the U.S., Howden US Specialty LLC provides retail and specialty insurance broking across 50+ locations, serving clients in 20+ industry verticals.
mckenzie & company
New York City, USA
McKinsey & Company is a global management consulting firm founded in Chicago in 1926 by James O. McKinsey. It is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious strategy consultancies, part of the "MBB" trio alongside Boston Consulting Group and Bain & Company. The firm advises the world's largest corporations, governments, and non-profits on strategy, operations, technology, and sustainability. With approximately 38,000 employees and $16 billion in revenue in 2023, McKinsey operates through a partnership structure led by Global Managing Partner Bob Sternfels. The firm is known for its thought leadership, including the McKinsey Quarterly and proprietary frameworks like the 7S model. However, it has faced significant controversies, including its advisory role in the opioid crisis and work with authoritarian regimes, leading to ongoing investigations.

DGA-Albright Stonebridge Group
Washington, D.C., USA
DGA-Albright Stonebridge Group (ASG) is the flagship global strategic advisory division of DGA Group, an expert-led firm combining advanced technology with policy, geopolitical, communications, and business intelligence capabilities. Formed in 2009 through the merger of The Albright Group, founded by former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, and Stonebridge International, founded by former U.S. National Security Advisor Sandy Berger, the firm is headquartered in Washington, D.C., with 12 offices globally and a network of specialists in over 40 countries. ASG advises multinational corporations, investors, governments, and non-profits on international market entry, geopolitical risk, government relations, and strategic communications. Its senior counselors include former high-ranking diplomats and officials such as Joschka Fischer, James Steinberg, and Carla Hills. The firm has been noted for its revolving-door influence, with several alumni joining the Biden administration in 2021, while also facing scrutiny over engagements in sovereign debt disputes and work for foreign government-linked entities. As of 2025, ASG continues to operate as a distinct brand within DGA Group, leveraging its founders’ legacies and expanded resources to help clients navigate complex global regulatory and political environments.

Howden Group
One Creechurch Place, London, EC3A 5AF, United Kingdom
Howden Group Holdings Limited is a global insurance intermediary headquartered in London, operating across the full insurance value chain. Founded in 1994 by David Howden, the group began as a three-person wholesale brokerage in a single rented office and has grown into one of the world’s largest employee-owned insurance groups, with more than 24,000 colleagues and over $51 billion in premiums managed annually. Howden provides retail, specialty, wholesale, reinsurance, and underwriting services to clients ranging from individuals and SMEs to multinational corporations. Its unique employee-ownership model—backed by long-term minority growth-equity partners—fosters a culture of ownership and long-term thinking, enabling the group to consistently challenge industry conventions. The group operates through three primary divisions: Howden Broking (global retail, specialty, and reinsurance brokerage), DUAL (one of the world’s largest managing general agents, with 1,800 people across 21 countries and 70 product lines), and Howden Capital Markets & Advisory. Howden also runs the Howden One Network, a global partnership of independent insurance professionals in over 100 territories, and Howden Digital, a digital market platform for carriers and buyers. With a presence in 55 countries, the group has achieved sustained organic growth and a reputation for deep sector expertise, particularly in complex risk areas such as cyber, energy, healthcare, and climate-related exposures.

Analytix
Woburn, Massachusetts, United States
Analytix Solutions is a comprehensive business services firm that provides outsourced finance and accounting, technology, and operations support to growing companies. Founded in 2006 by Satish Patel and headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company positions itself as a single-source provider of integrated back-office solutions under a 'Scale-as-a-Service' model. With a global team of over 600 employees and a track record of serving more than 5,000 clients, Analytix helps businesses reduce operational overhead by an average of 40% while accelerating scaling velocity. Its services span real-time bookkeeping, tax compliance, CFO-level advisory, IT support, cybersecurity, virtual assistance, and business process outsourcing. The company holds ISO 27001, HIPAA, and SOC 2 certifications, emphasizing data security and compliance. Analytix primarily targets small to mid-sized enterprises that need to eliminate operational silos and scale without building large in-house teams. The firm operates through a mix of direct client engagements and white-label partnerships, allowing other service providers to extend their offerings under their own brand.
Recent News

CT Interactive Brings Diamond Tree Jackpot to Sesame.bg in Bulgaria
CT Interactive has launched its Diamond Tree Jackpot with Bulgarian operator Sesame.bg, adding a 12-game multi-currency progressive jackpot to the operator's casino offering. Supplier and operator executives said the rollout deepens their collaboration and aims to boost engagement and retention.

Timeless Tech's Social-Impact Initiative Fuels a Young Runner's Milestone
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ITV OddsFinder goes live for horse racing punters
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BHA launches independent review of horseracing's economic impact in Wales
The BHA has commissioned an independent study into horseracing's economic impact in Wales, with Cardiff-based Arad set to survey the industry and racegoers before delivering a bilingual report this autumn. The work is funded by Arena Racing Company and Chester Race Company.

Tsogo Sun to part with Welkom casino as betting dominates South Africa's gambling revenue
Tsogo Sun plans to sell its small Goldfields Casino in Welkom after impairment cut its carrying value, as South Africa's gambling market shifts toward betting, which now generates nearly 70% of revenue.

Peru's Mature Gaming Market Takes Center Stage at Inaugural LiGA Summit 2026
Peru's fully regulated, competitive gaming market takes the spotlight at LiGA Summit 2026 in Lima this September. Global Business Company CEO Jonathan Felix shares insights on market maturity, regulatory collaboration, and strategies for new entrants in Latin America.

1xCare Chair Urges Gaming Sector to Shift from Compliance Box-Ticking to Genuine Independent Oversight
Simon Westbury, Chair of 1xCare, publishes an open letter calling on the iGaming industry to adopt independent governance for player protection, outlining a four-pillar framework backed by a committee of independent specialists.

SBC Summit iGaming Track to Focus on Invisible KYC and AI-Driven Design
SBC Summit's iGaming Product & Design track on September 30 will examine invisible KYC, AI-driven game design, cross-platform consistency, and gamification, with panels featuring industry leaders and a focus on reducing player friction.
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TRUE WAYS Conference Highlights Industry's Battle for Player Attention
The second TRUE WAYS conference attracted over 450 industry professionals, with more than 200 in senior strategic roles, to debate how iGaming can overcome content overload and capture player attention. Speakers from BGaming, SOFTSWISS, Stake, and others shared insights on portfolio quality, first impressions, and market-specific strategies, with the next edition set for November.

Curation Over Volume: Why Game Library Organisation Matters More Than Size
Bar Konson of NuxGame argues that online casino operators should prioritise game curation and localisation over simply expanding their library, as most revenue comes from a small fraction of titles and regulatory changes demand tailored lobbies.

CT Interactive hits 111 MGA-certified games with latest batch of 10 titles
CT Interactive obtains MGA certification for 10 new slot titles, raising its MGA-licensed portfolio to 111 games and gaining recognition in Belarus, Estonia, and the Isle of Man.

Robinhood in Talks with Crypto.com as Prediction Markets Hit $50B World Cup Volume and Gibraltar Regulation
Robinhood is reportedly in talks with Crypto.com to add prediction markets, while the sector achieved over $50 billion in World Cup trading volume in July 2026 and saw Gibraltar introduce the world's first dedicated regulatory framework.