Delta Capita has announced a strategic partnership with Gieom. The software provider’s services will help Delta Capita to boost the operational resilience of its clients.
“This partnership marks a significant step forward in our mission to empower financial institutions with the tools and expertise they need to thrive in a complex regulatory landscape. Gieom’s pioneering solutions perfectly complement Delta Capita’s consulting expertise, enabling us to deliver exceptional value to our clients,” said Karan Kapoor, head of regulatory consulting and solutions at Delta Capita.
The EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is now in effect. It mandates that financial institutions across the EU must ensure their IT systems are robust enough to withstand severe disruptions. With a focus on information and communication technology risks, it has already raised a bar and imposed prescriptive requirements for a broad range of financial entities and third-party service providers, by enshrining the need to ensure robust measures are in place to prevent, detect, respond to, and recover from ICT-related incidents and disruptions at major players in the continent’s economy.
Delta Capita is already a leading player in operational risk and resilience solutions. As it further beefs up its operational resilience offerings for clients across Europe and around the world, the partnership with Gieom will harness the power of the firm’s software solutions to help automate risk management, compliance and operational frameworks for clients.
In particular, Gieom’s GenAI-enabled software enables organisations to embed and future-proof operational resilience by automating and monitoring the management of policies, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and digital identity verification while mitigating risks, and ensuring compliance with key regulations. The solution supports critical regulations such as the DORA, as well as the UK’s Operational Resilience requirements now that it is outside the EU.
The deal also expands Delta Capita’s suite of solutions available to clients including governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) capabilities, with a focus on third-party management within the non-financial risk space. By integrating Gieom’s comprehensive, pre-populated ten-step operational resilience management system, Delta Capita enables financial institutions to stay agile and fully compliant with DORA, and ensures they proactively adapt to evolving regulatory requirements while strengthening their resilience against operational disruptions.
“Given the influx of operational resilience regulations coming into effect globally during 2025 and beyond, this partnership comes at a pivotal time. Financial institutions are recognising the need to approach their risk and resilience frameworks in a more structured way, with future-proofing in mind. Leveraging Delta Capita’s business transformation expertise and Gieom’s proven operational resilience platform, financial services firms can meet both regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations in an appropriate, complete, and defensible manner,” added Vinod Menon, chief products officer at Gieom.
Founded in 2012, Gieom is an enterprise productivity company trusted by over 100 banks across the globe, including the likes of World Bank, Euro Bank, State Bank of India. Gieom creates software that enables organisations manage their policies, simplify digital identity verification process, manage risks and enable financial institutions adopt an operational resilience framework.