US EditionWorld Economic Forum Probes Klaus Schwab Over Misuse of Funds Allegations
- The World Economic Forum announced an investigation into its founder, Klaus Schwab, following a whistleblower letter alleging misconduct and issues with governance and workplace culture.
- Klaus Schwab resigned from his position as chairman on April 21, 2025, without providing a reason for his resignation.
- The investigation will be led by the Audit and Risk Committee with independent legal experts to examine the allegations.
- A spokesman for the Schwab family denied all allegations and stated Schwab intends to file a lawsuit against those behind the whistleblower letter.
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Klaus Schwab Now Under Investigation by World Economic Forum
·Washington, United States
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World Economic Forum examines allegations against founder Klaus Schwab
Private massages and luxury holidays at the expense of the World Economic Forum? Allegedly its founder Klaus Schwab mixed professional and private things. There are also allegations of sexual harassment in the room.
·Germany
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World Economic Forum investigates founder Klaus Schwab accused of malfeasance
The World Economic Forum (WEF) opened an investigation against its founder, Klaus Schwab, after anonymous accusations of malfeasance, which precipitated his resignation after more than half a century at the head of this organization which he embodied.
·Paris, France
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