Research on System Risks of “Internet + Supply Chain Finance” Based on SNA, Dynamic Evolutionary Game, and Bayesian Learning Principle Simulation

Research on System Risks of “Internet + Supply Chain Finance” Based on SNA, Dynamic Evolutionary Game, and Bayesian Learning Principle Simulation

Ji Lu Liu, Ni Hu, Cheng Zhang
DOI: 10.4018/IJITWE.308465
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Abstract

Under the background of "Internet +", the supply chain financial model and process have undergone profound changes. Firstly, through the social network analysis, the correlation between the participants in the Internet + supply chain finance is directly visualized. Secondly, the dynamic risk evolution model of the system is constructed based on the different functions between the participants. Unstable solution and saddle points of the system be calculated ; on this basis, Bayesian learning principles are used to build an Internet + supply chain financial credit default risk simulation model, and the simulation model is encapsulated. Finally, a numerical example is used to verify the simulation model operation Convenience, efficiency and reliability.
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Research Status And Global Commentary

Many research institutions and scholars promote the urgent development of supply chain finance due to its role as an innovative financial product. European CurrencyJournal (n.d., para. X) described supply chain finance as “the hottest topic in the transactional business of financial institutions in recent years.” At the same time, One Springer’s report (n.d.) showed that the use of supply chain finance solutions can reduce the purchaser’s operating costs by 13% on average.

To enable suppliers to reduce operating costs by 14%, supply chain finance can guide the control of corporate capital flows, accelerate capital flows, reduce transaction costs, and develop good development prospects (Atkinson, W, 2008; Chao & Jianwen, 2015; Hofman, 2005; Weibin & Ke, 2012; Xiaoping & Meng, 2009; Yi & Yan, 2015; Zhiqiang, 2015). Supply chain finance can reduce the risk of SME credit default (Chao & Jianwen, 2015; Ke & Hongwei, 2013). The current demand for financing funds for SMEs is strong; therefore, supply chain financing should be actively pursued in financial services.

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