Has Putrajaya been shortchanged in Goldman Sachs settlement, Guan Eng asks
Ex-finance minister Lim Guan Eng says by forgoing the initial US$7.5 billion claim, the Perikatan Nasional government has ignored the huge debt burden of 1MDB. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, July 26, 2020.
LIM Guan Eng today questioned if Malaysia has been shortchanged in the US$3.9 billion settlement with Goldman Sachs. In a statement, the DAP secretary-general asked if Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin was letting Goldman Sachs off lightly when Malaysia had earlier asked for US$7.5 billion for their criminal involvement in 1MDB, where two of its senior executives were charged by United States authorities and the Malaysian government had filed 17 criminal charges against Goldman Sachs.
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