This project focuses on analyzing customer credit risk using SQL-based rule logic and visualizing insights with Power BI.
The goal is to identify risk patterns, detect inconsistencies in credit decisions, and support data-driven risk management.
Banks need to evaluate customer credit risk in order to minimize financial losses and make informed lending decisions.
In this project, a dataset of bank customers was analyzed to:
β’ Segment customers into different risk categories
β’ Detect inconsistencies between risk level and loan interest rates
β’ Identify potentially risky customers
β’ Provide insights for better credit risk monitoring
Customers were categorized into three main groups:
- Low Risk
- Medium Risk
- High Risk
The classification was implemented using SQL rule-based logic (CASE statements).
- MySQL β Data analysis and risk segmentation
- SQL (Views, CASE statements) β Rule-based logic
- Power BI β Interactive dashboard and visualization
The analysis focuses on several important questions:
β’ How are customers distributed across risk categories?
β’ Are interest rates aligned with the actual customer risk?
β’ Are there inconsistencies in credit decisions?
β’ Which customers represent higher financial risk?
The results of the analysis were visualized in a Power BI dashboard to support monitoring and decision-making.
Key dashboard components include:
β’ Risk distribution overview
β’ Credit amount analysis
β’ Interest rate comparison by risk level
β’ Customer segmentation insights
