Schwab stepped down from the World Economic Forum after a whistleblower made allegations against him.
Preliminary findings from a probe into World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab reveal that he allegedly manipulated the landmark Global Competitiveness Report to serve political interests and sent lewd emails to younger employees, Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung reported on Sunday.
The probe also showed that his wife allegedly billed trips to the WEF despite holding no official position with the organization, according to the report.
These findings appear to corroborate allegations containedΒ in a whistleblower letter, which accused Schwab of financial misconduct β including misuse of WEF funds and inappropriate treatment of employees.
