Sydney · Seed–Series A
Investment thesis
Westpac is an Australian retail, business and corporate bank offering personal banking products, savings accounts, mobile banking apps and fraud protection tools.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
What they invest in
from 2 of 2 portfolio companiesAI & Machine Learning ×1Creator Economy ×1Enterprise Software ×1Fintech ×1LegalTech ×1SaaS ×1
HQs:Australia×1
Investments · 2 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathLawpath helps entrepreneurs and small business owners register private companies in Australia by guiding them through government registration for ACN, ABN, and related tax registrations.
FintechLegalTechSaaSAustralia, AU
Tom Willis(Founder)in
Co-investorsInvestible Climate Tech FundBryant Stibel
Adobe is a multinational software company that develops creative, design, and business productivity applications.
AI & Machine LearningCreator EconomyEnterprise Software
Phil Fernandez(CEO)
Co-investorsAsia GreenTech FundBattery VenturesCrosslink CapitalEntrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA)fronttrail Equity Partners GmbHFuel Ventures+16 more
Portfolio news
latest coverage across their companies
Marketo · fortuneindia.com · Jul 17, 2026
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Westpac invest at?
- Westpac invests at the Seed, Series A stages.
- Where is Westpac located?
- Westpac is headquartered in Sydney, AU.
- Who does Westpac co-invest with?
- Westpac most often shares deals with Battery Ventures, Crosslink Capital, IVP (Institutional Venture Partners), among 20 tracked co-investors.
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