Clients

Twenty years of work, in the names that commissioned it

Ionita Consulting has delivered strategy, engineering and compliance work across European banking, food and agriculture, logistics and the public sector. The engagements below span two decades and more than 300 completed projects, from national traceability platforms to credit risk systems in production at tier-one banks.

Financial Services

10 clients

Banks, insurers and trading firms, where the work runs from credit risk models and collateral platforms to regulatory reporting that has to survive an audit.

  • ABN AMRO
  • MeesPierson
  • Rabobank
  • Bethmann Bank
  • Neuflize
  • AON
  • QuantFi
  • Coinmerce
  • MineHub
  • Concord

Food, Agriculture and Commodities

16 clients

Retailers, processors and traders. Much of this work is traceability: proving where a product came from, at the scale of a national supply chain.

  • Ahold Delhaize
  • Albert Heijn
  • Jumbo
  • PLUS
  • Olam
  • Barry Callebaut
  • Louis Dreyfus Company
  • Intersnack
  • Refresco
  • Vion
  • Fyffes
  • Banafood
  • Nordic Approach
  • Progreso
  • Tropiq
  • Mayonna

Supply Chain, Trade and Inspection

10 clients

Logistics, warehousing and certification businesses, where the problem is usually that the data exists but sits in a dozen systems that do not speak to each other.

  • Maersk
  • Control Union
  • Steinweg
  • Pacorini
  • Van Beek
  • Hollander
  • ImpactBuying
  • TexTracer
  • SIM
  • Forward INC

Public Sector and Development

6 clients

Government bodies and development organisations, working on programmes where the reporting requirements are as demanding as the technology.

  • GIZ
  • Department for Business and Trade
  • Invest in Great Britain
  • Crop Trust
  • Rabo Foundation
  • Climate Neutral Group

Technology and Industry

6 clients

Software vendors and manufacturers, typically engaged for platform architecture and delivery capacity.

  • MEGA International
  • Von Roll
  • Pragmaat
  • Jiggr
  • matèly
  • European Business Services

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