What is the goal of risk management?

The basic goal of risk management is to achieve maximum security at the lowest cost. The specific objectives of risk management can be divided into pre-loss objectives and post-loss objectives. The goal before loss refers to eliminating and reducing the possibility of risk occurrence through risk management and providing people with a safer production and living environment; The goal after loss refers to taking timely measures after loss through risk management, so that the production of damaged enterprises can be quickly restored or the damaged homes can be quickly rebuilt. \x0d\ 1, pre-loss target \x0d\( 1) Reduce the probability of risk accidents \x0d\(2) Prevent potential losses by economic and reasonable methods. \x0d\(3) Relieve the worries and anxieties of enterprises, families and individuals about risks and potential losses, and provide a good production and operation environment for enterprises and a good living environment for families. \x0d\(4) Abide by and fulfill the code of conduct and social responsibilities entrusted by society to families and enterprises \x0d\2. The lost target \x0d\( 1) reduces the damage degree of the loss. \x0d\ Once the loss occurs, the risk manager should take effective measures to rescue and remedy it in time to prevent the loss from expanding and spreading and minimize the loss that has already occurred. \x0d\(2) Provide economic compensation in time, so that enterprises and families can return to normal production and living order and realize a virtuous circle.