Summary
Samuel Badman is an Anti-Money Laundering Investigator with a decade of experience blending financial advisory expertise and regulatory compliance. He transitioned from client-facing roles as a Junior Financial Consultant at Tristate Financial Advisors to investigative work at Robert Half, bringing deep knowledge of retirement plan products and tailored financial plans into AML detection and review. Trained in quantitative finance and economics at James Madison University, he applies analytical rigor to transaction monitoring, risk assessment, and patterns that often elude rule-based systems. Samuel’s background advising on 401(k)s, IRAs, pensions, and ESOPs gives him a practical edge when tracing complex asset flows and client relationships. Colleagues note his ability to translate nuanced financial details into clear, audit-ready findings. He’s quietly adept at connecting advisory experience with investigative processes to reduce false positives while uncovering genuine compliance risks.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc Quantitative Finance and Economics, Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc Quantitative Finance and Economics at James Madison University