Bulk business refers to a kind of business with large transaction volume and large capital scale, which mainly involves institutional customers. In the financial industry, bulk business usually refers to the bulk transactions of securities, futures, foreign exchange and other trading varieties. Due to the huge transaction amount, the risks and opportunities of bulk business are also higher, which requires a more professional team and a stricter risk control system to manage.

The customers of bulk business are mainly some institutional customers, such as large enterprises, funds, brokers and banks. When conducting large transactions, these institutional customers usually need more efficient and professional services. For example, brokers must have a strong research team and trading technology in order to provide quality services and accurate trading strategies. Banks need stronger financial strength and financial engineering ability to meet the capital trading needs of institutional customers.

Risk management of bulk business is also extremely important. Different from retail transactions, large-scale transactions will bring huge losses once risks occur. Therefore, large-scale transactions usually require stricter risk control measures. Some brokers, banks and technology companies use artificial intelligence, big data analysis, machine learning and other technologies to predict market conditions and risk trends and formulate more scientific risk control strategies. Therefore, scientific and technological innovation also plays an important role in bulk business.