Kadima Sun was founded by Clive Anthony Correia, a graduate of the Wharton School at The University of Pennsylvania with a career built at the intersection of institutional investing, behavioral finance, high-stakes decision-making, and innovation / creative thinking.

Before founding Kadima Sun, Clive worked as an analyst at a major institutional investment manager on both long-only funds and long-short hedge funds, where he developed the fundamental research discipline and investment process rigor that form the analytical foundation of the firm. He rose to the ranks of senior management with decision making responsibility including personal responsibility of $2-3 Billion of the firm’s assets under management (AUM). Clive’s performance history includes his personal track record documenting his material personal positive performance attribution.

His experience (evaluating companies, constructing theses, managing risk, and operating in an environment where every decision had immediate and measurable consequences) is the basis of everything Kadima Sun does.

What distinguishes Clive’s perspective is not just formal training in behavioral finance, but first-hand experience operating inside the behavioral dynamics that most investors only study from a distance. His career has included environments where overconfidence, groupthink, narrative bias, and the psychology of high-pressure decision-making were not abstract concepts but daily realities with material consequences. His experience produced a deep, practical understanding of how intelligent, well-intentioned people make irrational decisions, and how those decisions create opportunities for those who can see them clearly.

This combination of institutional analytical rigor, formal behavioral finance training, and lived experience inside the psychology of financial decision-making is totality of Kadima Sun’s output. The foundation of which is a disciplined ability to see where human behavior is distorting outcomes, and to act on that insight with clarity and conviction.