Elianne Smid is a Dutch investigative journalist currently working with Follow the Money. Known for her in-depth financial investigations, she has made significant contributions to uncovering complex financial schemes and corruption in the Netherlands.
Elianne Smid published a book detailing her experiences and methodologies in financial investigations. The book serves as a guide for aspiring journalists and provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and intricacies involved in uncovering financial crimes.
Elianne Smid's investigation into corruption within the Dutch public sector revealed significant malpractices involving government officials and contractors. Her work prompted a series of reforms aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in public procurement processes.
Elianne Smid launched a podcast series focusing on financial crimes in the Netherlands. The series delved into various cases of corporate fraud, money laundering, and corruption, providing listeners with insights into the complexities of financial investigations.
Elianne Smid was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for her outstanding investigative journalism. Her work on exposing financial misconduct and advocating for transparency in the financial sector was recognized as a significant contribution to Dutch journalism.
Elianne Smid published an investigative report on tax evasion practices by multinational corporations operating in the Netherlands. Her report highlighted loopholes in the Dutch tax system and sparked a national debate on the need for tax reform.
Elianne Smid joined Follow the Money, a platform known for its investigative journalism focusing on financial and economic issues. At Follow the Money, she continued to excel in uncovering complex financial schemes, contributing to the platform's reputation for in-depth investigative reporting.
While at De Telegraaf, Elianne Smid broke a major financial scandal involving a prominent Dutch bank. Her investigative work uncovered fraudulent activities that led to significant regulatory changes and increased scrutiny of financial institutions in the Netherlands.
Elianne Smid began her career at De Telegraaf, one of the largest newspapers in the Netherlands. Here, she honed her skills in investigative journalism, focusing on financial news and uncovering corporate malpractices. Her work laid the foundation for her future endeavors in financial journalism.
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