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Josephine Moulds
Award-winning investigative journalist Josephine Moulds, speaker, exposes financial institutions' climate impact. Josephine works with organisations to uncover greenwashing and corporate accountability, delivering powerful insights from 20 years at The Guardian, The Telegraph and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
Josephine Moulds is an award-winning investigative journalist at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, focusing on banks, financial institutions, and climate change.
With 20 years of experience in financial journalism, she has worked at The Guardian and The Telegraph and has freelanced for The Times. Her reporting covers topics such as financial institutions lobbying against climate regulations, greenwashing, and employee activism.
Josephine contributed a chapter to an Environmental Whistleblowing Toolkit and presented at an event on environmental whistleblowing at the London School of Economics, organised by Legal Voices for the Future and Protect, a whistleblowing charity.
Many of her stories originate from discussions with confidential sources within financial institutions. She frequently presents her work and hosts panels at international conferences.
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Josephine Moulds, an award-winning investigative journalist at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, has two decades of experience in financial journalism, including roles at the Guardian and the Telegraph. She investigates the intersection of finance and climate change, focusing on lobbying, greenwashing, and employee activism. Attendees will gain insights from her extensive work with confidential sources and learn about the critical role of journalism in environmental whistleblowing and accountability.
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Josephine Moulds builds her sessions around case studies drawn from her investigative work with confidential sources inside financial institutions, using real examples of lobbying, greenwashing, and employee activism to ground her analysis of the finance and climate change intersection.
Josephine Moulds speaks on the role of journalism in climate accountability, financial institution lobbying against climate regulations, and greenwashing and employee activism within the finance sector. She is an award-winning investigative journalist at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism with two decades of financial journalism experience, including staff roles at The Guardian and The Telegraph.
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