Nanyang Polytechnic taps LATTICE80 for a fintech experience programme

It will be offered for Year 1 and 2 students.

Private investment firm Marvelstone Group's fintech hub LATTICE80 has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) to offer financial Technology (Fintech) experience programme for its year 1 and 2 students.

Qualifying NYP students can sign up to be attached to Marvelstone’s unique LATTICE80, gaining invaluable exposure and insights to the operations of Fintech Hub. Located at Singapore’s Robinson Road – within the city’s central business district, just a stone’s throw from all the major banks and financial institutions – the Fintech hub houses more than 85 startups. The students will gain access to a burgeoning industry and learn what it is like to operate at the heart of Singapore’s Fintech ecosystem, and work with government bodies, regulators, investors, and the traditional financial sector.

LATTICE80’s 30,000-sqft not-for-profit collaboration and events space was opened in November 2016. It bridges the public and private sectors. Deloitte has ranked Singapore alongside London as the world’s leading Fintech hub in a report released in late 2016. Meanwhile, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has set aside S$225 million to develop Fintech projects.

Ms Loh Chuu Yi, Director of NYP’s Business School, said: “NYP provides opportunities for students and adult learners to learn and grow, equipping them with skillsets to help them contribute to the industry and society. This experiential attachment gives our students a head start and insights on the industry to prepare them for jobs of the future. A strong talent pool, well-invested with relevant skills, will be crucial in building Singapore’s Fintech ecosystem.”

The partnership between Marvelstone Group and NYP will allow both parties to tap into each other’s network of professional and industry contacts to support their mutual objectives. Students who perform well may be given the opportunity of employment with LATTICE80, following the successful completion of their internship programme and studies.

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