Inmarkets supports Malta’s evolution into an e-learning champion

Inmarkets, the Attard-based e-learning company, launched its e-learning course on responsible gaming at a product launch at the Portomaso Business Tower a few days ago. The event was attended by key officials from 40 gaming companies.

As the EU-funded €8 million e-learning project gathers pace in bringing online learning to Maltese classrooms, Inmarkets is making waves at the corporate end of the market.

From Asia to the US, Inmarkets International already serves over 500,000 learners at 230 companies such as Aviva, Tesco, Barclays, GE and Virgin around the world from its headquarters in Malta and is growing at the rate of 10 new corporate clients a month.

The company has been steadily building a portfolio of courses consisting of anti-money laundering, information security and fraud prevention in collaboration with the Lotteries and Gaming Authority. This forward-thinking project by the LGA promises to raise the levels of professionalism in the Malta gaming sector.

“We are delighted to have had the opportunity to work with the LGA to create these trend-setting e-learning courses,” Inmarkets director Vivek Dodd said. “The initial take-up of the courses has been excellent and we believe that the experience of these clients will help to spur demand for e-learning not just from iGaming, but other companies and government entities in Malta.”

Bernard Zarb, head of the AML Unit at the LGA said the regulator had a very positive experience of working with Inmarkets, not only in the development of these modules but also in rolling them out to all LGA employees.

“The feedback from our staff has been positive and many have said that this is how they want learning to be delivered in the future. Staff training is a key part of compliance with AML and other laws and regulations at casinos and iGaming firms, and with the availability of these e-learning courses there is no excuse for failing to meet this obligation,” he added.