What does global risk control mean?

Regional risk control refers to the effective control and management of risks in specific areas. Because the situation in different regions is very different, it is necessary to fully consider the current risk situation and preventive measures when implementing risk control to reduce the adverse effects caused by potential risks. The coverage of risk control in the whole region includes but is not limited to finance, safety, health, environment and other fields, among which financial risk control is the most important and common.

The risk control of the whole region is of great significance to the development of a region. In the fields of finance, security, health and environment, risks exist at any time, which may lead to huge losses for individuals and society. The establishment and perfection of risk control in the whole region can greatly reduce or avoid potential risks, improve the development level and safety level of the region, and ensure the safety of people's lives and property.

To achieve risk control in the whole region, it is necessary to formulate detailed risk assessment rules, formulate a comprehensive risk management plan, establish an efficient risk monitoring and early warning system, and take timely measures to prevent risks. For example, in the financial field, the State has established the Financial Stability Bureau of the People's Bank of China, and the banking supervision and management departments, securities supervision departments, insurance supervision departments and other institutions have jointly formulated and implemented measures to prevent financial risks to ensure the stability and sustainable development of the financial market.