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Report: US could fine Goldman Sachs up to $2B over 1MDB scandal
StreetTalk – Episode 69: Banks left with pockets full of cash and few places to go
Street Talk – Episode 69: Banks left with pockets full of cash and few places to go
Street Talk Episode 68 - As many investors zig away from bank stocks, 2 vets in the space zag toward them
Street Talk Episode 66 - Community banks tap the debt markets while the getting is good
The U.S. Justice Department and other federal agencies may impose $1.5 billion to $2 billion in penalties on Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in relation to the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal, Bloomberg News reported, citing three people familiar with the negotiations.
A settlement could be announced by next month, but the terms have yet to be finalized, according to the report.