Four research streams,
one editorial architecture.

Field signals and dispatches. The Searchlight surfaces emerging risks and weak signals across the four pillars, written for institutional readers who need to know what is changing and what is not yet visible. Each issue draws a single tight thread, often grounded in a recent regulatory or market event.

Issued every two weeks. Byline rotates across the editorial team. David Lovejoy, Editor-in-Chief.

Single-topic analytical pieces. Each Brief addresses a specific institutional question with the depth and discipline of a working paper, but written for institutional decision-makers rather than academic readers. Briefs sit between Searchlight signals and full Horizon Scans, surfacing structural patterns within a single pillar.

Issued monthly. Byline rotates across the editorial team and contributing fellows.

Landscape surveys. Each Horizon Scan establishes the Institute's position on a cross-sector transition, drawing on regulatory documents, market data, peer research, and primary analysis. Horizon Scans are designed to be referenced over multi-quarter horizons by patrons, advisors, and external readers shaping institutional strategy.

Issued quarterly. Bylines reflect lead authorship with editorial contributions credited inline. David Lovejoy, Editor-in-Chief.

Year-end institutional synthesis. The Annual Outlook is the Institute's flagship publication, drawing the year's research across all four pillars into a single document for the year ahead. Released alongside the annual flagship convening in January, it is the publication around which the Institute's identity is built.

Issued annually in late January. The first Outlook covers 2026 and publishes January 2027.