Report: Goldman Sachs in talks to avoid guilty plea in 1MBD fraud

The investment giant is also asking prosecutors to reduce demands for over US$2b.

It is also asking US Deputy Attorney-General Jeffrey Rosen to review federal prosecutors’ demands that it pay a fine of more than US$2 billion , say sources who spoke to the NYT.

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