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Why Aussie supers are haring after start-ups

Cherie Marriott
Australia’s plodding superannuation funds have begun investing into start-up firms to gain outsized returns. It’s risky, but potentially rewarding.
Why Aussie supers are haring after start-ups

A handful of adventurous superannuation funds in Australia are going against their investment DNA. Instead of seeking out large, illiquid investments into assets such as infrastructure, or easily understood equity portfolios, they are seeking small investments in early-stage start-up companies. 

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