Risk Control Management

       All potential risks faced when you have set a goal and have not yet carried out any risk control activities.Residual risk refers to the potential risks that have not been controlled after setting goals and recognizing them through a series of control activities to reduce,avoid,and pass on these potential risks.This series of control activities that control oneself(within the enterprise)is called internal control.There are both differences and connections between internal control and risk management.From the perspective of theoretical development and social practice,internal control and risk management are gradually moving towards integration.The constituent elements and objective requirements of the two are very similar,both focusing on development strategy,market operation,financial management,legal norms,and business management.In fact,the content of risk management and internal control is interrelated and integrated,and the two are complementary and inseparable.