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Malaysian police are in the process of extraditing former Goldman Sachs managing director Roger Ng to the United States after the country’s Department of Justice slapped him with money laundering charges on Thursday. Ng, who is said to be a former Malaysian national, together with Malaysian financier Jho Low and Ng’s colleague ex-Goldman Sachs Southeast Asia chairman Tim Leissner have been charged with similar money laundering offences.
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