Felix Nikolas Prehn Launches The Prehn Institute for Financial Education

LONDON, United Kingdom, September 29th, 2026, FinanceWire

LONDON, United Kingdom, September 29, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Felix Nikolas Prehn, an economist and former investment banker, has launched The Prehn Institute to continue and broaden the research and financial education work previously developed under Goat Academy. The institute publishes research on financial markets and provides instruction on how they work. It does not provide financial advice.

Research, programs, and educational resources previously offered under the Goat Academy name are now administered by The Prehn Institute. The organization retains the full faculty assembled under Goat Academy, including former professionals from Wall Street and the City of London. The Prehn Institute's research and financial education work includes structured instruction focused on financial markets, market cycles and macroeconomic principles. Its educational materials also address stocks, gold, silver, the U.S. dollar and Federal Reserve policy.

Felix Nikolas Prehn, founder of The Prehn Institute, said: “The Prehn Institute is the next step for everything we built at Goat Academy. The faculty and the programmes carry forward, and the new name reflects a broader commitment to independent research alongside the education we have always provided. The Prehn Institute offers scholarships, publishes academic research, and is establishing a charitable foundation.”

The institute also publishes financial-market research and related economic work. Its first published paper, "The Hidden Regressive Tax: Monetary Expansion, Asset Prices and the Asset-Poor in the United States, 2000 to 2026," was written by Felix Nikolas Prehn and is available through Zenodo and SSRN. He has also submitted two academic research papers to journals as part of his continuing work on economic and financial-market topics.

The transition brings the research, programs, and educational resources developed under Goat Academy under The Prehn Institute name while retaining the same founder and faculty. The institute operates as an online school with a structured curriculum and provides frameworks for understanding financial markets, market cycles, macroeconomic signals, and asset dynamics. Its instruction remains educational in nature and does not provide financial advice, trading signals, or stock picks.

The Prehn Institute's educational and research activities continue alongside Felix Nikolas Prehn's public financial education work. He has also appeared alongside Jim Rogers, Tom Bilyeu and other figures in finance and business. These activities form part of the broader body of educational and research work now associated with The Prehn Institute.

The institute's work also includes the ongoing development of financial-market education and research under a single institutional name. Its faculty brings professional backgrounds from Wall Street and the City of London, while the curriculum focuses on understanding how financial markets operate through macroeconomic principles and market-cycle analysis. The Prehn Institute continues the educational foundation established under Goat Academy while placing greater emphasis on research alongside its existing instructional work.

About The Prehn Institute

The Prehn Institute is an independent institution focused on the study of financial markets and the public education of how they work. It publishes research papers, briefings and a podcast, and offers a single programme of instruction developed by Felix Nikolas Prehn and taught by its faculty. The Institute does not manage money or provide investment advice, and its faculty includes former hedge fund managers, institutional traders and market makers. Learn more at prehninstitute.com.

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This press release is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Content related to financial markets, asset dynamics, and macroeconomic principles reflects educational frameworks and research, not specific recommendations to buy or sell securities or assets. Readers should consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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