Compromise Price of 2.5 Billion Dollars from Goldman Sachs to Malaysia!
A compromise price of $ 2.5 billion was transferred to Malaysia from Goldman Sachs involved in the Malaysian Public Development Fund (1MDB) corruption.
The Malaysian Attorney General's Office launched an investigation, alleging that New York-based international investment bank Goldman Sachs was involved in 1MDB corruption.
The Attorney General's office stated in 2018 that Goldman Sachs made a profit by fraud and irregularity in the sale of bonds belonging to the 1MDB fund.
The Malaysian government had requested $ 6.5 billion in compensation from the bank, which it found to be involved in corruption.
Goldman Sachs, whose commercial movements were monitored as part of the investigation, pledged to pay $ 3.9 billion to the Malaysian government until August 29 as a settlement fee.
According to The Edge Markets newspaper operating in Malaysia, Goldman Sachs made $ 2.5 billion of its $ 3.9 billion payment yesterday.
In the news in question, it was emphasized that the bank transferred the first payment through a secure account. It is stated that the remaining $ 1.4 billion will be paid after the Malaysian government withdraws the lawsuits filed against Goldman Sachs.