SQL for Data Analysis Use SQL queries to extract and analyze data from a database.
This repository contains SQL scripts and analysis performed as part of Task 3 - Case Study of a Bank. The objective is to analyze customer transactions, nodes, and regional data to extract meaningful business insights using SQL.
task 3 case study of bank.sql
Contains all SQL queries used to explore and analyze the bank's customer and transaction data.
The main goals of this case study include:
- Understanding customer transaction behaviors.
- Identifying regional patterns and customer distribution.
- Analyzing transaction types and customer engagement.
- Measuring node assignment and movement durations.
Some of the business questions answered using SQL:
- How many nodes exist in each region?
- How are customers distributed across regions?
- What is the total transaction amount per region?
- What is the average time a customer stays at a node?
- How many customers make more than one deposit and at least one purchase or withdrawal in a month?
- What is the average number and size of deposits per customer?
- What is the unique count and total value for each transaction type?
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SQL: Core language for data querying and analysis
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Database Schema:
customer_transactions
customer_nodes
regions
π Credits This project is part of a learning initiative/task to improve SQL analytics skills using real-world banking datasets.
π§ Contact If you have any questions, feel free to reach out:
GitHub: Abhijeet107
Email: abhijeet.kuanr@gmail.com
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/databank-sql-case-study.git