Ng, better known as Uncle Roger, tied the knot with the US-based lawyer in a lavish three-day celebration in Sintra.

Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng, also known as Uncle Roger, shared on Instagram today (Sept 14) photos from his grand wedding. He ...

L ISBON, Sept 14 — Comedian Nigel Ng or better known as his persona ‘Uncle Roger’ shared photos from his July wedding to ...

Disgraced former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng said he lived through “absolute hell” during a six-month stint in a Malaysian prison riddled with vermin and disease, according to a recent court filing.

Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng, known worldwide as Uncle Roger, has married Miami-based lawyer Sabrina Ahmed in a three-day ...

Nigel Ng and Uncle Roger take the WIRED Autocomplete Interview and answer the internet's most searched questions about themselves. Why does Uncle Roger say, 'hiya'? Where is Uncle Roger from? When did ...

Comedian Nigel Ng’s production company Orange Heart Productions has entered into a deal with FilmRise to distribute Ng’s digital series “Uncle Roger” across streaming platforms, TheWrap can reveal ...

The end of the road for Roger Ng, the Goldman Sachs Investment Banker, who played a critical role in the Goldman Sachs 1 MDB Malaysia scandal, was not a pretty one. District Judge Margo Brodie gave Ng ...

The Goldman Sachs banker convicted in the $4.5 billion 1MDB embezzlement scheme is suing his former boss for fraud and $130 million damages. Leissner, who pleaded guilty in the 1MDB case and agreed to ...

A former Goldman Sachs banker was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in prison for his role in looting a Malaysian development fund of billions of dollars used to finance lavish parties, a superyacht, ...

Ex-banker Roger Ng, 49, was found guilty on three counts in relation to a 1MDB fund scandal. US authorities have spent years trying to bring a case in connection with the fraud. Ng, who worked as head ...

Shares in the bank, a go-to funder of tech start-ups, have fallen more than 60 percent in the past day as investors fear for its finances, and those of similarly sized lenders. By Andrew Ross Sorkin, ...