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The Paul McGhee Division

Giuseppe Tritto

B.A. in International Studies, with a concentration in Business and Economics; 2003
M.S. in Global Studies; 2007

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In this post-9/11 world, foiling international money laundering and fraud schemes is a critical component of nations’ efforts to thwart the funding of terrorist networks.  It requires intelligence agencies, local police, and bank investigators to work in sync as never before to track the perpetrators.

It’s within this high-stakes game that Giuseppe Tritto has worked for nearly 25 years.

Born and raised in Rome, Italy, Tritto began his career with the Italian Department of Treasury and Revenue Service in 1984.  Rising to the level of special agent, he directed investigations into money laundering, theft, and counterfeit cases with Interpol.

In 1997, he moved to New York to begin a new life with his American wife. Here, he worked first in UBS Financial Services’s money laundering prevention group and then went on to international bank BNP Paribas, where he is now a vice president supervising anti-money laundering compliance.

Even as Tritto enjoyed this professional success, he wanted more for himself: a college degree.  And so, in addition to his roles as busy professional, husband, and father, Tritto enrolled at NYU-SCPS’s Paul McGhee division.

Tritto graduated in 2003 with a B.A. in International Studies and a concentration in business and economics.  With an undergraduate degree under his belt, he continued his studies at NYU-SCPS, earning an M.S. in Global Studies in 2007.