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Not sure if I understand the question, of course the easy answer is a balanced portfolio with appropriate risk model, but if you are conjecturing that it must be difficult to manage risk under strict bounds, the answer is YES
A good risk model. And common sense (like don't do dumb stuff like trading pegged currencies etc.)
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