This project demonstrates the automation of high-frequency financial security reporting. At Stanbic IBTC, legacy workflows relied on manual Excel data consolidation, which was prone to latency and human error. I engineered a SQL Server architecture to centralize data and automate the end-to-end reporting lifecycle.
π οΈ The Solution I developed a modular ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) pipeline to manage the data lifecycle for various financial instruments:
β½ Data Organization Designed structured schemas for multiple investment types, including Bonds, OMO (Open Market Operations), and Treasury Bills (NTB).
β½ Data Integration Leveraged UNION ALL logic to merge fragmented asset tables into a unified "Master View" for a holistic portfolio perspective.
β½ Business Logic Automation
πΉ Tenor Bucketing: Automated categorization of securities based on maturity dates (e.g., Up to 1 Month, 1β3 Months, 5β7 Years).
πΉ Position Labeling: Integrated logic to dynamically identify "Long" vs. "Short" positions based on market value.
πΉ IRT Analysis: Developed views to calculate Interest Rate Tier (IRT) differences and total market exposure.
π Key Results
β Efficiency Transformed a process that previously required hours of manual consolidation into a script that executes in seconds.
β Accuracy Eliminated manual data-entry risks by centralizing transformation logic within the database layer.
β Professional Integrity This repository utilizes anonymized dummy data to demonstrate technical architecture while maintaining strict professional confidentiality.
π» Technical Stack
β Database Engine: Microsoft SQL Server (T-SQL)
β Core Techniques: Table Architecture, Complex Joins, Union Logic, CASE Statements, and Database Views.
π Repository Structure
π 01_Setup.sql β Schema creation and mock data insertion scripts.
π 02_Automation_Logic.sql β Core scripts for data consolidation and business rules.
π 03_Reporting_Views.sql β Automated views for risk analysis and end-user reporting.
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