An Enhanced Credit Risk Evaluation by Incorporating Related Party Transaction in Blockchain Firms of China
Ying Chen, Lingjie Liu, Libing Fang
Source abstract
Related party transactions (RPTs) can serve as channels for the spread of credit risk events among blockchain firms. However, current credit risk-assessment models typically only consider a firm’s individual characteristics, overlooking the impact of related parties in the blockchain. We suggest incorporating RPT network analysis to improve credit risk evaluation. Our approach begins by representing an RPT network using a weighted adjacency matrix. We then apply DANE, a deep network embedding algorithm, to generate condensed vector representations of the firms within the network. These representations are subsequently used as inputs for credit risk-evaluation models to predict the default distance. Following this, we employ SHAP (Shapley Additive Explanations) to analyze how the network information contributes to the prediction. Lastly, this study demonstrates the enhancing effect of using DANE-based integrated features in credit risk assessment.
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