Clive Anthony Correia is a graduate of The Wharton School at The University of Pennsylvania having earned a Bachelor of Science degree. Mr. Correia is the Founder and Managing Partner of Kadima Sun Investments (KSI) an innovation-focused investment fund built on a unique and proprietary strategy. Kadima Sun employs five distinct bottom-up analytical frameworks — Value, Growth, Economic, Technical, and Behavioral Finance. Each is executed independently in siloed processes and then synthesized to uncover high-conviction, alpha-generating investment opportunities. The fund primarily focuses on healthcare/biotech and tech/next-gen sectors, with selective exposure to fintech, consumer, and energy/alternative spaces.

Mr. Correia is also an active investor through Alumni Ventures as a Limited Partner and Venture Capital backer, and he holds a seed-stage angel investment role with the Wharton Alumni Angel Network.

Previously, Mr. Correia spent over a decade at Columbus Circle Investors (CCI), a subsidiary of Principal Financial Group (NASDAQ: PFG). At CCI, he was consistently a top performer and key alpha generator with a cross-sector innovation focus. His performance track record of consistent, long-term alpha generation directly helped drive the growth of his team, CCI’s flagship fund, from $1 Billion at his start up to $11 Billion peak assets under management (AUM) — which in turn drove growth of the overall firm from $2 Billion at his start up to $18 Billion peak AUM. Mr. Correia rose to the ranks of senior management with decision making responsibility including personal responsibility of $2-3 Billion of the firm’s AUM. Mr. Correia’s performance history includes his personal track record documenting his material personal positive performance attribution. 

Mr. Correia started his career in Mergers and Acquisitions focused on value investing, quantitative analysis, and complex financial-modeling.

His career spans multiple investment disciplines and market environments, unified by a proven track record of generating long-term, repeatable alpha.