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Rolling Default Rates SQL
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Rolling Default Rates SQL

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

American Credit Acceptance wants to monitor default trends among recurring borrowers in its servicing portfolio. Write a PostgreSQL query that calculates monthly and rolling three-month default rates from borrower status records.

Requirements

  1. Include only borrowers whose borrower_type is Recurring.
  2. Aggregate valid loan statuses by calendar month, counting defaults and all known statuses.
  3. Calculate the rolling three-month default rate as the total defaults divided by total known statuses across the current month and previous two available months.
  4. Return one row per month, ordered chronologically. Exclude records with an unknown borrower, unknown status, or missing status from the rate calculation.

Schema

borrowers
ColumnTypeDescription
borrower_idPKINTEGERUnique borrower identifier
borrower_nameVARCHAR(100)Borrower name
borrower_typeVARCHAR(20)Borrower classification
origination_dateDATELoan origination date
loan_status_history
ColumnTypeDescription
status_idPKINTEGERUnique status record identifier
borrower_idINTEGERReferences borrowers.borrower_id
status_dateDATEDate of the observed loan status
loan_statusVARCHAR(20)Observed servicing status
Tablesborrowersloan_status_history
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