In
October Judge Vivien Rose dismissed the Libyan Investment
Authority's (LIA) case against the Wall Street giant over nine
equity derivatives trades made in 2008.
In the LIA's court filings, seen by Reuters, the LIA said an
appeal would be confined to the LIA's claim in respect of four
trades made in April, and a prestigious internship that Goldman
Sachs offered to Haitem Zarti, the younger brother of Mustafa
Zarti, a key LIA decision-maker at the time.
(Reporting by Claire Milhench; editing by Sujata Rao)
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