Affiliations: Dianchi College of Yunnan University, Kunming, Yunnan, China | E-mail: [email protected]
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Corresponding author: Dianchi College of Yunnan University, Kunming, Yunnan, China. E-mail: [email protected].
Abstract: A financial risk early warning system (FREWS) is a disclosure and tracking mechanism that provides advance notice of potential issues, hazards, and potentials that might affect the business’s finances. Some elderly individuals living alone may experience financial difficulties, which may hinder their ability to pay for appropriate medical care, property maintenance, and other essential expenses. Financial difficulties can add tension and diminish their quality of life. Financial results, investment risk, and possible insolvencies may all be detected by implementing early warning systems. Management might use the window of opportunity provided by early warning systems to avert or lessen the impact of possible issues. Almost all FREWS rely on some financial statement analysis. Financial measures are combined with the EWS, accounting information, to determine the firm’s success in its field. Organizational success depends on effective financial oversight, which is at the heart of each business. Studying the enhancement of early warning capacities is relevant because there are no adequate risk evaluation methods to generate realistic estimates. To minimize the FREWS, this research provides a systemic model based on a second-order block chain differential equation (SBDE). China’s systemic financial liabilities have also been quantified using the expected investment returns of 64 selected financial enterprises in China between February 2006 and September 2020 as the datasets. The financial risk warning approach is compared and analyzed primarily using analytical and comparative techniques. The suggested method is 96% accurate in experiments. Consequently, the proposed algorithm compares favorably to others regarding both computing efficacy and precision and has strong predictability.
Keywords: Financial risk early warning system (FREWS), second-order blockchain differential equation (SBDE), financial affairs, realistic estimates, predictability
