Oteh to leave World Bank Dec, joins Oxford University

A World Bank vice president, Ms Arunma Oteh, is to leave her position on December 1 to join Oxford University.
Oteh, a former Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), will be joining St Antony’s College of the university as an academic scholar in January, Reuters reports.
Quoting sources, Reuters said that Oteh will be departing her current position before the end of her tenure as treasurer and vice president of the World Bank.
Oteh joined the service of the bank in 2015 shortly after she left SEC.
Since then, the report noted, she and her team have been responsible for managing the World Bank’s $200 billion debt portfolio.
In a note sent to staff, the World Bank president, Mr. Jim Kim, thanked Ms Oteh for her committed service to the World Bank Group, its mission and clients around the world.
Kim wished Ms Oteh the best at Oxford.