UniSuper

Investors who funded Expo 360 in the later capital raising rounds and presumably had preference shares will share in the $16 million proceeds.

These Series C investors include Airtree and Rampersand, as well as hypercapital startups Unisuper and Perennial Private.

They'll get something back.

However, early-stage investors who helped the company get off the ground only had common stock or expected to receive zero.

And a little bit of a sad story that has just come out that investors, this is an article in Capital Brief by Bronwyn Clune, investors wiped out as Swipe Jobs buys Bridget Ludin's Expert360.

So Expert360 is an online consulting marketplace that's backed by Airtree, Rampersand, Perennial and Unisuper.

but its early investors will be wiped out under the terms of the deal.

A drag notice sent to shareholders on September the 1st and viewed by Capital Brief executed by Lewton confirms that under the deal's waterfall, only the holders of Series C or C1 preference shares will receive any consideration.

Don't direct it.

Don't tell it where to go." UniSuper warned government direction would erode confidence and push more people to the SMSFs, which I'll talk a bit more later.

I think they've got a solution on how to, uh, push, push people towards SMSFs.

The third fight, and this is the real one, uh, with real teeth for anyone that's, um, wants to take control of the super, and this is the part that really, really pisses me off, particularly after point two with Albanese calling it a national asset.