Capital architecture
Structuring ownership, funding, and control with a long time horizon — prioritising durability, governance, and alignment over speed.
Regulated banking
Designing and overseeing institutional frameworks where capital integrity, risk discipline, and regulatory alignment are foundational.
Investment
Selective involvement in ventures aligned with long-term structural change — focused on projects and ecosystems that influence how capital and institutions evolve.
Institutional Work
I serve on the council and executive leadership of a foundation-based financial initiative headquartered in Liechtenstein, focused on establishing a network of regulated, community-aligned banks. The structure is designed around capital integrity, governance discipline, and long-term institutional resilience. Alongside this work, I continue to guide UK business owners and operators on the strategic deployment of capital within their organisations — applying institutional-grade discipline to entrepreneurial environments.
I work selectively with founders, operators, investors, and institutional participants where seriousness and alignment are clear.
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Structured reflections on capital formation, governance, and institutional design.
The architecture of capital control
On ownership design, incentives, and the structural decisions that determine long-term alignment.
Structure first
On designing companies that survive their founders.