A U.S. federal jury on Friday found a former Malaysian Goldman Sachs banker guilty of bribery and conspiracy to launder billions of dollars embezzled from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund 1MDB. Roger Ng, 49, was convicted of all three counts in the case, including conspiring to violate U.S. anti-bribery laws through bribery and circumvention of Goldman’s internal accounting controls, as well as conspiring to launder money. The Malaysian citizen is the only former Goldman Sachs employee on trial in the United States for the 1MDB corruption scandal. He faces up to 30 years in prison. “Today’s verdict is a resounding victory for justice and for the people of Malaysia who were the victims of this massive scheme that the defendant and his partners in crime carried out in a frenzy of greed to get rich by stealing millions of dollars from the 1MDB,” U.S. attorney Breon Peace said. Ng, former managing …