Peter de Haas is a prominent Dutch investigative journalist currently working with Follow the Money. Known for his in-depth financial investigations, he has made significant contributions to uncovering corporate malfeasance and financial irregularities in the Netherlands.
In 2023, Peter de Haas exposed a major corporate fraud case involving a multinational company. His investigation revealed fraudulent accounting practices that led to significant financial losses for investors and prompted legal actions against the company's executives.
Peter de Haas released an investigative podcast series titled 'Money Trails', which explores the hidden paths of money in global finance. The series has been praised for its engaging storytelling and deep dives into complex financial topics, reaching a wide audience.
Peter de Haas joined Follow the Money, a platform dedicated to investigative journalism with a focus on financial and economic issues. At Follow the Money, he has continued to excel in uncovering financial misconduct and advocating for transparency in business practices.
In 2017, Peter de Haas was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for his investigative reporting on corporate tax evasion. His series of articles exposed how multinational companies exploited loopholes in Dutch tax laws, sparking a national debate on tax reform.
Peter de Haas published his first book, 'The Financial Web', which delves into the complexities of global financial systems and the hidden connections between major corporations and financial institutions. The book received critical acclaim for its thorough research and insightful analysis.
Peter de Haas joined NRC Handelsblad, a leading Dutch newspaper known for its in-depth analysis and investigative journalism. At NRC, he continued to focus on financial reporting, contributing to several high-profile investigations.
In 2010, Peter de Haas broke a major financial scandal involving a prominent Dutch bank. His investigative work uncovered fraudulent activities that led to significant regulatory changes and increased scrutiny on banking practices in the Netherlands.
Peter de Haas began his journalism career at De Telegraaf, one of the largest Dutch newspapers. Here, he honed his skills in investigative reporting, focusing on national news and developing a keen interest in financial journalism.