Marc Agnifilo told jurors in an opening statement that his client, Roger Ng, was not a wrongdoer in a multibillion-dollar scheme centered on a Malaysian economic development fund.
February 14, 2022 at 01:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
Prosecutors and defense lawyers in the Brooklyn federal court trial of an ex-Goldman Sachs banker each said in opening statements Monday that the crime described by the government involved billions of dollars in ill-gotten gains.
The scheme, centered on a Malaysian economic development fund, spanned the globe and some of the proceeds were spent on lavish real estate and yachts.
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Roger Ng arrives at court for jury selection in New York on Tuesday, Feb. 8. Seth Wenig/AP
