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4.3 Continuous risk assessment The risk profile of an institution is fluid, which is to say that it is chang-ing on a continuous basis. Some risks are created by changes initi-ated by the institution. Others are the result of changes in society, business, legislation or communities. Even the best management teams will struggle to keep an accu-
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