Rens Turk launched a podcast series focusing on financial investigations. The series aims to bring complex financial stories to a broader audience, using interviews and storytelling to explain the impact of financial corruption on society.

Rens Turk published a book detailing his experiences and findings in the field of financial corruption. The book provides an in-depth look at the mechanisms of financial crime and the challenges faced by journalists in exposing these issues.

Rens Turk was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for his investigative work on financial corruption. This accolade recognized his dedication to uncovering the truth and his ability to present complex financial stories in an accessible manner to the public.

Rens Turk led an investigation that exposed a major tax evasion scheme involving several multinational corporations. The investigation revealed how these companies used complex financial structures to avoid paying taxes in the Netherlands, prompting public outcry and government scrutiny.

Rens Turk joined Follow the Money, a platform dedicated to investigative journalism, particularly in the financial sector. At Follow the Money, he has been involved in several high-profile investigations, focusing on uncovering financial malpractices and corruption within major corporations and government entities.

Rens Turk was promoted to an investigative journalist position at De Telegraaf, where he began focusing on financial and economic stories. His work involved deep dives into corporate fraud and financial irregularities, establishing him as a meticulous and thorough investigator.

Rens Turk began his journalism career at De Telegraaf, one of the largest newspapers in the Netherlands. As a junior reporter, he covered a variety of local news stories, gaining experience in fast-paced newsroom environments and developing his skills in investigative journalism.