Caroline Henshaw (UK) is an editor and investigator at Finance Uncovered.
In the past she was a core editor and coordinator of OCCRP’s work on how organised crime and corruption drive environmental destruction. She cut her teeth as a financial reporter for Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal first in London, then in Sydney.
After freelancing in southern Africa she joined Agence France-Presse in Paris as an editor, helping to shape coverage of stories such as the Greek debt crisis and the war in Syria, and acting as deputy on the global financial newswire. After editing Asia-Pacific news from Hong Kong, she moved to Myanmar as bureau chief, where she led the agency’s coverage of the opening salvos of the Rohingya crisis. She has degrees from Cambridge and SOAS University of London and a diploma from City, London University.
Since she now works for Finance Uncovered, she only takes on a limited number of mentorships, prioritizing projects focused on developing countries, which aligns with her current area of work and offers limited relevance to Europe.
