Published Books
Books by Prince Sarpong spanning portfolio management, financial psychology, financial therapy, and the cognitive architecture of thinking with AI.
Applied AI Epistemics: Rethinking Cognition, Behavior and Assessment in the Age of Generative Intelligence
How generative intelligence reshapes not just what we produce but how we come to know — and what that demands of assessment, judgement and the architecture of thinking.
Financial Therapy for Men
Navigating the intersection of masculinity and financial behaviour in a modern world.
Cognitive Velocity: How to Accelerate Your Thinking with AI Systems
A field guide to accelerating human thinking with AI systems — building speed of thought without surrendering rigour or judgement.
Cognitive Growth Index (CGI)
A guidance document for AI-integrated assessment in higher education — measuring cognitive growth in an age of generative AI.
Portfolio Management for Financial Advisors (Volume 2)
A structured approach to mastering the art and science of client portfolio management — practical tools for portfolio risk and retirement portfolio construction.
Frontiers in Financial Psychology
Edited by Prince Sarpong. Links the theory and practice of financial planning to human behaviour — money scripts, intersectionality and Black Tax. Prescribed in the CFP® curriculum.
Perspectives in Financial Therapy
A multi-author exploration of the neurobiology of financial decision-making, models in financial therapy, and its place in modern financial planning.
About the Author
Prince Sarpong is Associate Professor of Finance and a post-disciplinary systems architect working across portfolio management, financial psychology, and applied AI — and the academic force behind the CFPS.
Where to Buy
Available worldwide on Amazon & Google Play; Frontiers in Financial Psychology via LexisNexis (SA).
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Financial Therapy for Men
Antifragile Financial Therapy — a dedicated space exploring the psychology of money, masculinity, and resilience. Writing, tools, and therapy built for how men actually relate to money.