The corruption scandal ensnaring Malaysia’s government-owned 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) fund has taken a new turn, raising questions about internal controls at Goldman Sachs Group, Nikkei Asian Review reports. Years before Goldman Sachs Group Inc. arranged bond deals now at the heart of globe-spanning corruption probes into 1MDB, the firm’s then-CEO Lloyd Blankfein personally helped forge ties with Malaysia and its new sovereign wealth fund, Bloomberg reported earlier this month. Blankfein, now chairman of Goldman, met with Jho Low in December 2012 at the bank’s New York headquarters during a meeting with the chief executive of Aabar, an Abu Dhabi investment fund, The Financial Times reported on Monday, quoting a spokesperson for the bank.