Publications
The Foundation publishes a limited body of work focused on education, responsibility, and long-term thinking.
Publications are intended to contribute to financial literacy and institutional understanding across generations. They are not commentary on markets, nor extensions of advisory activity.
The Foundation publishes selectively and without fixed frequency.
Selected Publications
The Discipline of Capital
A book on responsibility, restraint, and long-term stewardship.
This book articulates a philosophy of capital that emphasises limits, uncertainty, and endurance across cycles. It frames capital not as a tool for optimisation, but as a responsibility to be preserved before it is compounded.
Financial Literacy and Childhood Development
On when and how financial understanding should begin.
This publication examines the importance of introducing financial literacy during childhood, drawing on research in developmental psychology and behavioural science.
It explores how concepts such as value, exchange, patience, and responsibility can be introduced progressively, aligned with cognitive development stages.
The paper references peer-reviewed research in child psychology and education to support the view that early exposure to financial concepts improves long-term decision-making and self-regulation.