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Goldman Sachs Group Inc CEO David Solomon has apologised to Malaysians for former banker Tim Leissner’s involvement in the 1MDB scandal.
However, he stressed the bank had conducted due diligence before every transaction.
However, he stressed the bank had conducted due diligence before every transaction.
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