As a senior technical lead, I am working for the client of Indian Bank. It is one of the largest financial institutions spanning all over the India. We need to develop 40 analytical models like spend analysis, customer segmentation, web analytics, ATM& Branch cash optimization etc. Here we need to analyze the historical data of the bank and develop the models. By using these models banks can know about their customers and can offer right products. At the same time they can optimize their cash flow at ATM and branch level. By using these models banks can improve their business.

SAS migration from older version to new version 9.3

The MIS requirements of the Bank are met from the existing systems such as Core Banking System (CBS), HRMS, CRM, CMS etc. But there is no separate single Data Source in the form of Central Data Repository (CDR). Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has published an approach paper on ADF from Banks to RBI, wherein they have outlined a framework for putting in place a Central Data Repository with different layers of Data Acquisition, Data Integration and Storage from which Statutory Returns / Reports would be automatically generated without any manual intervention.

AS a SAS Programmer, I am working with HDFC Bank, It Is one of the largest financial institutions spanning all over the world, it provides personal banking, investing services, small business, and commercial banking. HDFC Securities is the largest equity house in the country providing end-to-end solutions (including web-based services) Here we upload data from database everyday into oracle server, I need to extract data from oracle server and have to generate reports(like product wise turnover and revenue, team wise revenue, Market share reports to shown to SEBI) using various SAS Products for decision making purpose. The main objective of project is to involve on Share marketing Analysis as well as support for customer campaigns and also involved to create MIS reports and deliver those reports to business users for review of their business.