Storm-7 Consulting

Storm-7 Consulting

Storm-7 Consulting operates as a niche training and events provider focused on financial regulation. The firm delivers in-house programmes, specialist events, and what it describes as original manuals — all built around evolving compliance frameworks. The listed specialisms form a narrow, interlocking set: MiFID II governs European securities markets, FATCA and CRS dictate cross-border tax reporting, and AML/CFT rules underpin anti-financial-crime controls. Cryptocurrency regulation, the fourth pillar on the firm's website, extends that compliance DNA into digital assets. The firm does not publish an AUM, an investment track record, or a list of principals. Its website contains no named portfolio companies, disclosed allocations, or direct investment activity. The single public claim about its client base — "market leading organisations worldwide" — lacks a named reference. No case study on the site identifies a specific bank, asset manager, or regulator that has retained the firm. The materials page suggests downloadable content, but access is gated behind contact forms, leaving the actual training substance unverifiable from public sources. Scale is unknowable. No team size, founding year, or office location appears on the firm's website or in any other primary-source material available for this profile. There is no adjacent vehicle, foundation, or affiliated operating business identified. Structurally, the firm is unusual in one respect: it bills itself as a consulting, marketing, and design shop in addition to a regulatory trainer. The homepage lists "creative design" and "marketing" alongside training, but every tab and case-study pathway funnels the user back toward compliance events. That bundling — a training firm that also sells design — is the clearest signal of how it sees its own commercial identity.