What are the basic principles of risk management?

Risk management principles include comprehensiveness, adaptability, independence and comprehensive development.

1. Comprehensive principle: Any enterprise should comprehensively manage, control, implement and supervise risks.

2. Adaptive principle: Risk management should match the business scale and business scope of the enterprise unit, and it will not be adjusted regularly.

3. Principle of independence: Professional departments or institutions of risk management should formulate specific plans and policies.

4. Comprehensive development principle: risk management should be combined with the development of enterprises and employers to promote the business development of enterprises within the scope of risk control.

What is risk?

In daily life, risk refers to the uncertainty between various production purposes and labor results. Risks need to be prevented and controlled by enterprises, units or individuals in advance, because once risks appear, they will have a great impact on the income of enterprises or investors, which is likely to lead to a decline in the performance of enterprises and ultimately reduce the income of relevant investors.