'monitor risks' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say "We need to continually monitor risks associated with this project to ensure success."
In an ideal world, this would influence insurance companies to monitor risks closely.
In some NGOs, if a staff member acting as an internal monitor risks saying anything contrary to the interests of their employer, they can lose their job.
Barclays also complied with rules showing that it has 393 "code staff" – those who monitor risks or take risks – who were paid an average of £1.3m.
"The boards were supposed to monitor risks, provide judgment and supervise managers on behalf of shareholders," Mr. Gillespie and Mr. Zweig write.
In 2008 the question was: why should American taxpayers protect Lehman creditors from the consequences of their own failure to monitor risks taken by the investment bank?
The information, including details about how the managers finance investments and whether the companies they own default, is recorded on what is known as Form PF, a private document that allows the S.E.C. and other authorities to monitor risks.
Within mental health services we provide interventions around challenging ideologies, and we monitor risk.
Bondholders are supposed to monitor risk-taking at firms they lend to.
What the banking system needs is creditors who monitor risk and cut their exposure when that risk is too high.
It would also provide regulators with the information they need to uncover unfair or fraudulent practices and to monitor risk.
Shareholders have certainly been given a big incentive to monitor risk-taking and compensation structures more carefully (see chart 8).
