US prosecutors allege a former Goldman Sachs banker siphoned off millions of dollars from Malaysia's scandal-hit 1MDB sovereign wealth fund.

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Roger Ng, who was Goldmans' head of investment banking in Malaysia, is charged with conspiring to launder money and violate anti-bribery law.

The trial got underway in Brooklyn, New York on Monday after Mr Ng previously pleaded not guilty to all charges.

1MDB lost billions of dollars in one of the world's biggest financial scandals.

If found guilty, Mr Ng faces up to 20 years in jail for the money laundering charge and five years for each of the two bribery charges.

"The defendant saw an opportunity to make millions of dollars by cheating, and he took it," Brent Wible, a lawyer for the US Department of Justice said as the trial opened on Monday.

Mr Wible said Mr Ng conspired with two people - his former boss Timothy Leissner and Chinese-Malaysian financier Jho Low - to embezzle funds from 1MDB.

They allegedly used some of the stolen money to bribe Malaysian officials to get more business for Goldman Sachs.

The prosecutor said Mr Ng received $35m (£25.9m) from Mr Leissner for his role in the alleged scheme.