An independent investigation into the activities of the founder of the World Economic Forum in Davos has uncovered instances of improper financial practices and unprofessional conduct. The inquiry, conducted by a third-party auditor, highlighted several areas where governance standards were not met. These findings raise concerns about oversight mechanisms within the organization and could lead to internal reforms aimed at restoring public trust. The Wall Street Journal was the first to report these revelations, prompting discussions among stakeholders about potential implications for the forum’s future operations.
— News Original —
wsj.com
Exclusive | Probe of Davos Founder Finds Unauthorized Spending, Inappropriate Behavior The Wall Street Journal