Former Goldman Sachs managing director sues bank for $50 million


A former managing director of the Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is suing the bank for $50 million, alleging he was fired after blowing the whistle following witnessing unlawful anti-laundering activities.

Christoper Rollins, who was based in London, says he witnessed several Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) bankers woo the business of an unnamed "notorious" European businessman, and skirting the bank's anti-laundering money controls in the process.

The name of the European businessman wasn't revealed in Rollins'…

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