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Jesse Frederik

Jesse Frederik is a prominent Dutch journalist currently working at De Correspondent, known for his in-depth investigative reporting and economic analyses. He is best recognized for his critical examination of financial systems and his contributions to understanding complex economic issues.

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01januari
2021
01 januari 2021

Published 'Zo Had Het Moeten Zijn'

In 2021, Jesse Frederik published the book 'Zo Had Het Moeten Zijn', which explores the Dutch childcare benefits scandal in depth. The book provides a detailed account of the events leading up to the scandal, the impact on families, and the broader implications for Dutch society and governance.

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01januari
2020
01 januari 2020

Investigated Dutch Childcare Benefits Scandal

Jesse Frederik played a crucial role in investigating the Dutch childcare benefits scandal, which involved wrongful accusations of fraud against thousands of families. His reporting helped uncover systemic issues within the tax authority and contributed to a national debate on governmental accountability and justice for affected families.

01januari
2019
01 januari 2019

Launched Podcast Series on Economics

Jesse Frederik launched a podcast series focusing on economic issues, aiming to make economic theory and policy more accessible to the general public. The series covers a range of topics from basic economic principles to contemporary financial debates, further establishing Frederik's role as a key communicator in the field of economics.

01januari
2018
01 januari 2018

Won De Tegel Award

In 2018, Jesse Frederik was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for his investigative journalism. This accolade recognized his outstanding contributions to Dutch journalism, particularly his work on exposing financial malpractices and his ability to translate complex economic topics into engaging stories for the public.

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01januari
2017
01 januari 2017

Co-authored Book 'Dit Kan Niet Waar Zijn'

Jesse Frederik co-authored the book 'Dit Kan Niet Waar Zijn' with Joris Luyendijk, which delves into the intricacies of the financial world and the 2008 banking crisis. The book was well-received for its accessible explanation of complex financial systems and its critique of the banking industry's practices.

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01januari
2015
01 januari 2015

Published 'De Correspondent' Article on Tax Avoidance

In 2015, Jesse Frederik published a significant article on De Correspondent about tax avoidance practices by multinational corporations. This piece shed light on the complex mechanisms used to minimize tax liabilities and sparked discussions on corporate responsibility and government regulation.

01januari
2013
01 januari 2013

Joined De Correspondent

Jesse Frederik joined De Correspondent, a Dutch news platform known for its in-depth journalism and focus on background stories. His work at De Correspondent has been characterized by a strong emphasis on economic issues and investigative reporting, contributing significantly to the platform's reputation for thorough analysis.

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