In 2022, Weeda led an investigation into cryptocurrency fraud schemes affecting Dutch investors. Her reporting unveiled the complexities and risks associated with digital currencies, prompting discussions on regulatory measures to protect consumers in the rapidly evolving financial landscape.

Weeda published a book focusing on the importance of financial transparency and the role of journalism in holding corporations accountable. The book received critical acclaim for its thorough analysis and accessible writing style, further establishing her as an authority on financial journalism.

In recognition of her outstanding contributions to investigative journalism, Frederiek Weeda was awarded De Loep in 2019. This prestigious award acknowledged her work on financial investigations that have had a significant impact on Dutch society and policy.

Weeda played a key role in exposing a major money laundering scandal involving several Dutch banks. Her detailed reporting highlighted the systemic issues within the banking sector, leading to increased scrutiny and regulatory changes. This investigation solidified her reputation as a leading investigative journalist.

Frederiek Weeda joined Follow the Money, a platform dedicated to investigative journalism with a focus on financial and economic issues. At Follow the Money, she continued her work on uncovering financial malpractices and has been instrumental in several high-profile investigations.

In 2015, Weeda published a groundbreaking investigative series on tax evasion practices by multinational corporations. The series, published in NRC, exposed the loopholes and strategies used by companies to avoid taxes, sparking a national debate on corporate responsibility and tax laws.

Frederiek Weeda began her career at NRC Handelsblad, one of the leading newspapers in the Netherlands. During her tenure, she developed her skills in investigative journalism, focusing on economic and financial topics. Her work at NRC laid the foundation for her future in-depth reporting.