"containing risks" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "This new investment strategy contains risks that we must consider carefully before committing to it."
While multiple federal agencies regulate financial institutions and markets, no agency is responsible for understanding or containing risks affecting the financial system as a whole.
Even if regulations have been successful in containing risks to banks, it is likely that major sources of risk have simply migrated to the less regulated shadow financial system.
Mixing modern weapons with ancient signaling techniques, the Taliban have developed the habits and tactics to evade capture and to disrupt American and Afghan operations, all while containing risks to their ranks.
While recognizing the complex technical, business and societal issues, we employ an overall risk framing approach containing risk assessment, response and monitoring.
Much genetic evidence has accumulated in the last 20 years but no gene has been unequivocally identified as containing risk variants for autism.
Capital requirements and other traditional tools for containing risk proved to be of only marginal value in the face of derivatives with nearly unlimited leverage, and collateralization requirements buried deep in unregistered and unregulated contracts.
All overlapping linkage and cytogenetic regions meeting these criteria were considered as loci putatively containing risk genes for a common etiology between ADHD and ASD.
"But it is an area that also contains risks.
Network executives acknowledge that their reality strategy contains risks, beginning with the possibility of oversaturation.
"Perhaps there was a moral hazard because the refiners felt they could contain risks with the government on board".
That suggests they contained risks that JPMorgan's risk-weighting calculations hadn't previously reflected.
