Sean Aylmer

In a video posted on his business website, 30 Inc., Curry said the partnership will help Li Ning expand in the US.

It has more than 7,000 shops across Asia.

Now, Curry joins a growing list of NBA stars that have signed with Chinese brands.

So, Li Ning, are you an NBA fan, Michael?

I don't know.

We've never spoken basketball.

So the names I'm about to say are household names in the U.S.

And in this house, I've got a lot of NBA fans.

So leading has Dwayne Wade and Jimmy Butler.

Oh, yeah, from the great Wade and Butler families.

Thank you.

And Anta, Clay Thompson.

Do you know Clay Thompson?

Kyrie Irving.

Yeah, Steph's joining those NBA stars that are signed with Chinese brands.

Yes, so billions of dollars of Australians' retirement savings are invested in places where we probably don't want them to be.

It might be fossil fuels, weapons, places with human rights violations, environmental harm.

Now, most of us say we don't want to invest our super in those areas.

But they've done some research showing, particularly with some big super funds, in fact, my own super fund was part of this, so I got very interested in it.

They have invested in places where I'd prefer they not be.