Heads in the Sand: Investors and The Ostrich Effect in Climate Investing

Catalyzing finance
Written By Habone Osman Moussa

Michel Brutti, Founder and CEO of Clear Skies Investment Management - March 28, 2026

In a recent article, Michel Brutti CEO of Clear Skies Investment Management, explores the “ostrich effect”,  the tendency to avoid difficult or uncertain information and how it shows up in investment decision-making.

The piece challenges investors to confront risk more directly, particularly in emerging and frontier markets where uncertainty is often overstated or misunderstood.

Learn more
Habone Osman Moussa
Previous

The State of Private Impact Investing in Canada
Next

First In, Many Follow: How Foundations are Anchoring the Next Wave of Blended Finance