After his 10-year prison sentence in the US was postponed, former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng landed in Malaysia to help with the country’s 1MDB investigation, according to a Bernama report.
Ng arrived in Malaysia about midnight, according to Malaysia’s Inspector General of Police Razarudin Husain, who did not reveal his whereabouts because of security concerns, the article added.
The nation of Southeast Asia is concentrating on recouping as much of the billions of dollars that were stolen from the 1MDB sovereign wealth fund as feasible.
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The 10-year prison term for Ng, a Malaysian national who was found guilty in the US for his part in the scam, was supposed to start on October 6, but US officials permitted the punishment to be postponed so Ng could go back to Malaysia and help with the investigation.
The length of Ng’s stay in Malaysia, where he also has four allegations against him, is unknown.