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What does bank risk control mean?
Bank risk control refers to that risk bank managers take various measures and methods to eliminate or reduce the possibility of risk events, or risk controllers reduce the losses caused by risk events.

The characteristics of risk control, risk control should start from the source, not completely eliminate risks, but comprehensively control risks. Risk runs through every link of the business, and it is found that the risk lies in maximizing information. The key to risk prevention is to control the key people and things, so as to prevent beforehand, control during the event and summarize afterwards.

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Loss control

Loss control is not to give up risk, but to make plans and take measures to reduce the possibility of loss or actual loss. The stage of control includes three stages: before, during and after. The purpose of pre-control is mainly to reduce the probability of loss, and the control during and after the event is mainly to reduce the actual loss.

Risk transfer can sometimes greatly reduce the risk of economic entities through the process of risk transfer. The main forms of risk transfer are contract and insurance.

(1) Contract transfer. By signing a contract, some or all risks can be transferred to one or more other participants.

(2) insurance transfer. Insurance is the most widely used way of risk transfer.