| A Goldman Sachs executive’s alleged arranging of prostitutes for himself and the brother of a decision-maker at Libya’s sovereign wealth fund was completely unacceptable behaviour for an employee of the bank, the first witness called by Goldman told a court on Thursday.
In a trial at London’s High Court, the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) is attempting to claw back $1.2 billion (906.34 million pounds) from the Wall Street investment bank from nine disputed trades carried out in 2008...............................................Full Article: Source
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