prevent the occurrence of risk when conditions are
available and reduce the losses caused by risk. Early
warning of enterprise financial risk refers to the use
of theories of financial management and business
management to analyze and judge the business
activities of the enterprise based on financial and non-
financial data, so as to find out the potential risks of
the enterprise, calculate the level of risks, analyze the
reasons for the risks and give an early warning signal
to the enterprise. It enables business operators to take
appropriate preventive measures to avoid the
occurrence of dangers and reduce the losses caused
by the occurrence of risks in the enterprise (Xiong,
Zhang, 2019). To escort the production and
management decisions and the survival and
development of the enterprise.
2.2 The Function of Financial Risk
Warning
Monitoring function: The financial risk early warning
system predicts the risks that may occur in the
operation of the enterprise, based on the financial data
in the operation of the enterprise and the national
standard value of the same industry, and issues an
alarm whenever the risk reaches a certain level, so
that the enterprise decision makers can feel the
existence of risk and play a monitoring role for the
enterprise (Huang, Li, 2018).
Pulse-taking function: Based on the results of risk
analysis and evaluation, financial risk warning
identifies risk factors, finds out the reasons for the
occurrence of risk factors, and furthermore finds out
the problems against the actual situation of the
enterprise, gives the pulse of the enterprise, and
provides decision support to managers.
Treatment function: Based on the risk forecast
results, the financial risk warning identifies the risk
factors affecting the enterprise through the pulse
function, finds out the problems existing in the
enterprise operation, further proposes improvement
measures to the enterprise, and provides treatment
solutions to the managers.
Protection function: Through regular financial
risk warning, the company continuously finds out the
financial risks faced by the company, takes the pulse
of the company, provides treatment plans for the
operators, prevents and controls the occurrence of
risks in the operation, and protects the company.
3 EARLY WARNING MODEL
FOR CORPORATE FINANCIAL
RISK
3.1 Background Analysis
Company A was founded in 1984, and since the first
pickup truck was produced in 1996, the sales volume
has been growing year by year, and the market share
is in the leading position in China. And starting from
the Middle East market, it has gradually expanded
into foreign markets. Company A was listed on the
Hong Kong H-share and domestic A-share markets in
2003 and 2011, respectively.
From the analysis of Company A's production and
operation in 2016, the return on net assets in 2016 was
significantly lower. When analyzing the risk profile
in 2016, more attention needs to be paid to the reasons
for the decrease in the return on net assets and the
resulting impact on the survival and development of
the company (Yan, Wang, 2018). Identify control
measures and prevent them so that the enterprise can
gain more profits and develop more stably. Company
A has a generally high market share of each product
and the company's overall financial situation is good
(Zhang, Chen, Wang, 2017). At present, China's
automobile industry is developing rapidly and the
competition is fierce. To make the enterprise
invincible in the long run, it is not enough to manage
afterwards by analyzing the previous financial reports
alone, but to manage beforehand by combining with
regular financial risk warning.
3.2 Determination of Financial Risk
Early Warning Indicator System
Current Ratio: Current ratio is the percentage of
current assets to current liabilities. Current assets are
assets that can be realized or applied in the short term,
and current liabilities are debts that need to be repaid
in the short term, and the short term generally refers
to a business cycle. The definition shows that the
current ratio is a measure of a company's ability to
liquidate its current assets to repay its debts.
Gearing ratio: Gearing ratio is the percentage of
total liabilities to total assets. With this indicator, the
importance of capital provided by creditors can be
measured and the interests of creditors can be
protected in this way.
Total Asset Turnover: Total Asset Turnover is the
net operating income as a percentage of average total
assets. The higher the total asset turnover ratio, the