A jury in Brooklyn, United States, has found Kwaku Asante Berko guilty of all charges. He was accused of foreign bribery and money laundering.
Berko is a former investment banker at Goldman Sachs. He also served as the Managing Director of the Tema Oil Refinery in Ghana.
The charges stem from a project involving a power plant in Ghana. Prosecutors presented evidence of illegal payments.
Berko, aged 52, holds citizenship in both the United States and Ghana. He was found guilty of conspiring to violate bribery laws.
The jury's decision followed a trial in the US federal court. The conviction includes counts related to money laundering activities.
This case highlights international efforts to combat corruption involving business dealings.