Sergio Arvizú
- Loraine Rickard-Martin
- • August 27, 2018
The United Nations Pension Board’s recent meeting in Rome ended with a record number of disagreements and much acrimony. The chief cause of distress was the results of the internal governance audit requested last December by the General Assembly….
- Categories: General Assembly, Secretary-General, UN Pension Fund
- Loraine Rickard-Martin
- • November 15, 2017
An important change was made to the United Nations pension fund last month, when Secretary-General António Guterres announced he was appointing Sudhir Rajkumar of India to succeed Carol Boykin as his representative for investments of the $61.5 billion fund….
- Categories: Secretary-General, UN Pension Fund, WORLDVIEWS
- Loraine Rickard-Martin
- • March 30, 2017
The General Assembly resolution passed in December could not have been clearer: the United Nations pension fund has failed to deliver on both the investment side, led by Carol Boykin, and the secretariat side, led by Sergio Arvizú. The…
- Categories: UN Pension Fund, WORLDVIEWS
- Susan Manuel
- • January 2, 2017
The United Nations General Assembly sharply rebuked the United Nations Pension Fund, which it oversees, reaffirming control of the $54 billion account by the UN Secretariat and calling on the fund to improve its problematic performance and service to…
- Categories: UN Employment, UN Pension Fund
- Susan Manuel
- • September 6, 2016
Twenty months after the staff union accused management of the United Nations’ $54.5 billion pension fund of “massive fraud,” controversy over its structure and performance remains on a low boil. While the UN’s Office of Internal Oversight Services dismissed…
- Categories: UN Pension Fund
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