DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.16821
title: Dataset of remittances and car-loans
title: Dataset of remittances and car-loans

description: A commercial bank of Uzbekistan provided data for this study. The dataset covers transactional information for 15 149 remittance recipients and their adoption of car loans from January 1, 2023, to October 1, 2024. Table 1 presents the summary of our dataset. Our dataset has three continuous variables and twenty-nine dummy variables. Duration is a continuous variable. It is measured in months and shows the time passed between the first and last receipts of remittances. The minimum value of zero indicates that the client received a single remittance. The maximum duration is equal to 21 months. On average, recipients receive remittances over three months. Avg_check represents the average check amount per recipient in US dollars. The values of avrg_check range from 0.001 to 10,000 USD, with a mean of 471 USD.The number of receipts reflects the total quantity of remittances per recipient, varying from one to 174. On average, there are four remittances per recipient.  Female_reciever and female_sender indicate the gender of the recipient and sender respectively. Where a value of 1 signifies a female, and 0 represents a male. Remittances originating from 12 primary countries are represented by dummy variables (e.g., UK, Germany, Russia), which account for 95% of all the remittances to Uzbekistan. Remittances from other countries are grouped into a single variable, which we omit as required for dummy variable usage. In Uzbekistan, remittances can be sent in US dollars and Uzbek soums. USD variable indicates the currency of remittances, where 1 represents USD and 0 represents Uzbek soums.Uzbekistan has thirteen regions. Twelve regions are used to represent the originality of the recipient and one region is omitted. Our target variable, car_loan is a dummy variable equal to 1 when the recipient has a car loan and 0 otherwise. Of the receipts, 561 adopted car loans.
description: A commercial bank of Uzbekistan provided data for this study. The dataset covers transactional information for 15 149 remittance recipients and their adoption of car loans from January 1, 2023, to October 1, 2024. Table 1 presents the summary of our dataset. Our dataset has three continuous variables and twenty-nine dummy variables. Duration is a continuous variable. It is measured in months and shows the time passed between the first and last receipts of remittances. The minimum value of zero indicates that the client received a single remittance. The maximum duration is equal to 21 months. On average, recipients receive remittances over three months. Avg_check represents the average check amount per recipient in US dollars. The values of avrg_check range from 0.001 to 10,000 USD, with a mean of 471 USD.The number of receipts reflects the total quantity of remittances per recipient, varying from one to 174. On average, there are four remittances per recipient.  Female_reciever and female_sender indicate the gender of the recipient and sender respectively. Where a value of 1 signifies a female, and 0 represents a male. Remittances originating from 12 primary countries are represented by dummy variables (e.g., UK, Germany, Russia), which account for 95% of all the remittances to Uzbekistan. Remittances from other countries are grouped into a single variable, which we omit as required for dummy variable usage. In Uzbekistan, remittances can be sent in US dollars and Uzbek soums. USD variable indicates the currency of remittances, where 1 represents USD and 0 represents Uzbek soums.Uzbekistan has thirteen regions. Twelve regions are used to represent the originality of the recipient and one region is omitted. Our target variable, car_loan is a dummy variable equal to 1 when the recipient has a car loan and 0 otherwise. Of the receipts, 561 adopted car loans.