Stone & Chalk facilitated a two-day Innovation Challenge at Bankwest office in Perth, using a structured process to drive agile and innovative thinking amongst Bankwest employees. Teams developed and showcased their projects to solve real business problems related to Bankwest’s “Bank Less” strategy. “The Bankwest Hack series kicked-off with high energy and passion to truly make things better for our customers and colleagues. With inspiration and guidance from Stone & Chalk and MoneyCatcha, our colleagues came up with some awesome customer-focused innovation. - Jeanne Hii, GM Strategy at Bankwest

Through their Stone and Chalk partnership, Credit Union Australia (CUA) was connected with Sydney based start-up Spriggy. CUA were looking to increase their competitive advantage in-market and broaden their service offering to customers. Through their partnership with Spriggy, CUA gave customers access to a prepaid card and pocket-money management app to enable families to better teach their children about money.

In 2018 leading non-bank Liberty, acquired marketplace lender MoneyPlace, an anchor tenant of the Melbourne Stone & Chalk hub. Liberty was introduced to MoneyPlace through their Stone & Chalk partnership, and made a number of smaller investments before acquiring the business in 2018. James Boyle, Chief Executive Officer of Liberty, said he was delighted to welcome MoneyPlace to the Liberty Group. “We have a common purpose to help people get financial and have a shared approach to good customer outcomes, product innovation and risk management.

What we've experienced here working with the startups is that it allows us to go and enhance our capabilities, to go and look at how not only we work today, but how we and our partners will work in the future because of the capabilities the fintech community is instilling within the financial services community more broadly. And to be part of that and to be on the front end of that, we hope to go and guide our partners, and add more value to our partners as we move forward

HSBC dived headfirst into Blockchain, with the bank implementing perth-based Stone & Chalk start-up Moneycatcha’s compliance tool to overhaul its regulatory reporting capabilities. The Moneycatcha compliance tool Regchain allows companies to harness blockchain technology to automate their regulatory and compliance reporting. According to HSBC’s CIO Ben Tabell “the platform will give HSBC Australia the ability to respond quickly to any future regulatory requirements, rather than rely on manual processes.

Stone & Chalk are industry leaders in facilitating development of business and business ideas. They are very professional and ethical with a high level of diversity. They have provided great leadership in the program and made available a range of employees with different skill sets who contribute to different aspects of the project from strategy and planning to execution of all aspects of the program

We're thrilled to be joining Stone & Chalk as a corporate partner to expand our global lens on disruptive and innovative technologies. Stone & Chalk has a successful track record of attracting top technology startups and we are excited to play our part in supporting Australia’s fintech ecosystem

Stone & Chalk are one of our most important partners. The people and the organisations they're representing work within mission-critical areas for the future, such as Data, Cybersecurity, Insurtech and basically fintech in General

TAL has been a founding partner of Stone & Chalk and we truly value our ongoing relationship. Since becoming a Corporate Partner, TAL has hosted company-wide Innovation Challenges onsite, engaged startups, participated in the InsurTech Accelerator and interacted with other partners. The S&C team are highly skilled, passionate and professional. They always go the extra mile to assist our requests and consider us when opportunities become available and are relevant

Partnering with Stone & Chalk allow Chartered Accountants to be at the forefront of innovation and have an advantageous perspective on Fintech, while also enabling them to give back to the community by offering their expertise as trusted business advisers to startups and scaleups

Stone & Chalk facilitated a two-day Innovation Challenge at Bankwest office in Perth, using a structured process to drive agile and innovative thinking amongst Bankwest employees. Teams developed and showcased their projects to solve real business problems related to Bankwest’s “Bank Less” strategy. “The Bankwest Hack series kicked-off with high energy and passion to truly make things better for our customers and colleagues. With inspiration and guidance from Stone & Chalk and MoneyCatcha, our colleagues came up with some awesome customer-focused innovation. - Jeanne Hii, GM Strategy at Bankwest