The Prehn Institute
Veterans programme

Financial Education for U.S. Service Members

The Prehn Institute runs a free financial education programme for active and retired U.S. military service members. It consists of pre-recorded video lessons running to more than six hours, covering foundational trading concepts and the frameworks the faculty worked from in professional markets.

The programme consists of pre-recorded video lessons.

Purpose

The purpose of the veterans programme.

The programme runs on the initiative of Felix Prehn. It makes the foundational material of the Institute's teaching available, without charge, to those who have served.

What is included

Pre-recorded, in full.

More than six hours of video lessons.
Pre-recorded and available to watch at any time.
Foundational trading concepts.
First principles, assuming no prior background in finance.
Professional market frameworks.
How professional desks structure risk and read capital flow.
No cost.
Free to active and retired U.S. service members.

There is no fee, no purchase requirement, and no payment details are taken at enrolment. Eligibility is limited to active and retired U.S. service members, and enrolment requires a name, an email address and confirmation of service. Enrolled members may receive email about the Institute's programme and can unsubscribe at any time. The Institute provides educational content only; nothing in the programme is financial, investment or tax advice. Trading and investing involve risk, including the loss of capital, and no income, return or trading result is promised or implied.

How to enrol

Questions before enrolling may be sent to the Institute.

Contact

Enrolment for active and retired U.S. service members.

Enrolment requires a name, an email address and confirmation of service. No payment details are requested.

The Prehn Institute was founded by Felix Prehn, an economist and former investment banker trained in London and Hong Kong. The faculty includes former hedge fund managers, institutional traders and market makers.