Binsar Marseto is a Director in the Financial Crime, Fraud, and Investigation Services (FFI) practice at Guidehouse. He specializes in the BSA/AML and Sanctions/OFAC space, assisting financial institutions, digital asset firms, and financial technology (fintech) firms to improve their operations, minimize risks, and address regulatory requirements by implementing proper technology platforms. Binsar was a member of the monitorship team appointed by several US federal and state government agencies and regulators to evaluate and monitor the BSA/AML and sanctions programs of a global bank. He also led New York State Department of Financial Services Part 504 engagements for various New York branches of Canada and Europe-based banks, standing up Part 504 program and certification process, assessing the branches’ transaction monitoring and sanctions programs, performing in depth technology testing, and providing recommendation for remedial actions to close deficiencies observed. Additionally, Binsar led a proof of concept (POC) to evaluate the benefit of machine learning to help automate sanctions alert disposition at the first level review. The POC work included identifying the appropriate data to use in the machine learning model development, assessing the data for quality and suitability, engineering the features that can significantly contribute to the performance of the machine learning model, and managing data scientists in performing model development and evaluating the results for suitability.
Listed skills include Management Consulting, Accounting, Capital Markets, Project Management, and 14 others.