Compliance Management, Simplified
We help clients develop effective regulatory compliance and financial crime prevention programs, designing controls that reduce risk exposure.
Straife’s global team is comprised of former regulators, compliance officers, and law enforcement officials, as well as attorneys, academics, experienced consultants, and IT specialists. Our years of experience and deep sector knowledge allow us to deliver bold, comprehensive solutions that empower clients to act with clarity and decisiveness.
Straife works with clients to meet industry best practices for a wide variety of compliance requirements, including U.S. Sanctions (OFAC/BIS), Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), European Green Deal, EU single market regulations and other US, EU, and international compliance regimes.
Identify compliance program gaps
Build a culture of compliance
A pulse on the regulatory landscape
HOW IT WORKS
Ensuring your organization has the right safeguards in place
Our experience with sanctions programs, regulations, case law, and various specialty statutes directed at sanctioned countries and entities helps advise businesses on complex compliance rules and regulations. We evaluate corporate risk in a rigorous, disciplined manner, pinpointing real problems, delivering real solutions when developing a risk and compliance program.
Our experts provide risk assessments, investigations, program development and implementation advisory, program management, and training.
COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS
Helping clients navigate and manage regulatory compliance
Compliance Assessments & Audits
Program Development
Compliance as a Service
Training
Automated Regulatory Change Monitoring — AI systems that track regulatory updates across jurisdictions and flag compliance gaps in real time.
AI-Assisted Due Diligence & KYC — Accelerate and sharpen know-your-customer and third-party screening with AI-powered entity resolution.
Compliance Program Effectiveness Assessment — Data-driven diagnostics to measure and improve compliance program performance.
Latest Insights
Learn about significant trends, explore proprietary data, and read expert analysis on the global outlook.

Sham Transactions and the New OFAC Playbook: What Companies Need to Know
OFAC's March 2026 advisory targets sham transactions designed to disguise sanctioned persons' continuing interest in assets.

Diverging Sanctions Regimes: Navigating the U.S.–EU–UK Compliance Gap on Russia
U.S., EU, and UK sanctions on Russia are increasingly diverging in scope, enforcement, and exemptions.

The Shadow Fleet Problem: How Maritime Sanctions Evasion Creates Compliance Risk on Land
An aging fleet of tankers is moving sanctioned oil using spoofed tracking data, flag-switching, and layered shell companies.

