CFI Press is the successor to the CFI quarterly magazine which ceased operations just before Christmas 2023. The publication fell victim to adverse market conditions. Its loss shut down a platform of innovative and stylish writing on a wide range of topics, from business and economy to global power structures and the arts.

CFI Press seeks to preserve – and expand on – the vast archive containing hundreds of articles, invariably well-researched, often quirky, and unfailingly opportune, that was built during the journal’s all-too-brief heyday.

Over the coming weeks and months, CFI Press will rework and repost articles from the quarterly’s valuable archive. The website will also publish weekly essays to offer orphaned readers of CFI the opportunity to enjoy the particular take on major events the magazine was known and (modestly) celebrated for.

Reflecting its love of literature, CFI Press in the process of setting up the How to Build a Library site which documents the assembly of a vast home library by former CFI managing editor Wim Romeijn. Included are the many challenges, terrific finds, and adventures of the endeavour as well as detailed descriptions and impressions of the bookshops he regularly visits around the world.

CFI Press is a subsidiary of Van Heesch Books, a publisher in The Netherlands that also maintains and operates VH Classic, an online radio station broadcasting a mix of classical music and jazz.