A former Goldman Sachs investment banker convicted of sharing confidential information with a friend faces the possibility of more than three years in prison.
Brijesh Goel was found guilty in June of providing insider information to a friend who profited from it. Prosecutors are asking for a sentence on the lower end of the 41-51 month guideline.
In addition, Goldman Sachs has requested that Goel pay $393,149 in costs the bank
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