FCPA issues arise at Goldman trial in London
There is nothing quite like a trial to bring all kinds of information to light that various parties would rather keep out of view. Goldman Sachs is now learning that the hard way in a suit regarding Libya’s sovereign wealth fund that has some serious FCPA implications. Tom Fox reports.
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