Veda announced its support as a foundation corporate partner of Sydney’s fintech hub. To be known as Stone and Chalk, the hub is a cross-industry initiative, with the support of the NSW Government, to help foster and accelerate the development of world-leading Australian fintech start-ups.
Premier Mike Baird officially launched the hub in Sydney recently, welcoming the commitment from government and industry to help enhance Sydney’s competitiveness in the global financial market and its position as an Asia Pacific hub. With the announcement of its corporate partners, Chair and its location on Level 26, 45 Clarence Street Sydney, the vision for a physical hub in Sydney to support start-ups grow and succeed is now that much closer.
Stone and Chalk will support start-ups in a tangible and meaningful way with capacity to accommodate up to 150 entrepreneurs and a range of services such as subsidised working space, tax, accounting, legal services and recruitment. It will also help facilitate industry networks, mentoring, access to capital and relevant government and regulatory agencies.
Veda’s CEO Nerida Caesar said “We are delighted to be part of the fintech hub and one of the key partners to help foster innovation in Australia. Veda is at the forefront in its industry, driving innovation for our customers, so this has a natural synergy with our business.
Fintech is a major strength of NSW and one in which Australia has an opportunity to become regionally and globally significant. Stone and Chalk will help support the export of Australia’s fintech capabilities internationally and equally to attract talent and capital to Australia.
Source: Veda Press Release
