Risk Management Policy
In accordance with the Companies Act, the Kawasaki Board of Directors has adopted a basic policy for internal control systems. The policy makes it clear that risk management should be addressed in accordance with the Risk Management Regulations by seeking to anticipate and avoid loss caused by risk, and to minimize risk through appropriate operation of the risk management system.
In addition, to achieve sustained improvement of profitability and corporate value, the Kawasaki Group Mission Statement identifies risk management as a guiding theme of the Kawasaki Group Management Principles.
To support these policies, the Risk Management Regulations lay down the following basic policy for the Kawasaki Group in the field of risk management:
Aiming to realize its Group Mission—“Kawasaki, working as one for the good of the planet”—Kawasaki and the Kawasaki Group will facilitate global and sustained business execution by continuously implementing risk management.
In implementing risk management, Kawasaki and the Kawasaki Group will put in place a risk management system, for which ultimate responsibility lies with the company president, as a means of preventing risks that may hinder business execution.
In the event that a risk situation emerges, Kawasaki and the Kawasaki Group will work to minimize loss to customers, employees, local communities and other stakeholders, and to prevent recurrence.
Each individual corporate officer and employee will engage actively with risk management and will work to maintain the risk management system and improve response capabilities of risk management.
In accordance with these basic guidelines, the Risk Management Regulations and Corporate Risk Management Manual stipulate that, to undertake risk management organized on a Group-wide basis, the risk management activities carried out hitherto by divisions responsible for the different areas of operations should be reinforced and that Group-wide action should be taken each year to identify major risk which could have a serious impact on business operations (Group-level risk), as well as to specify risk which requires Group-wide response measures (risk requiring Group-wide action), with appropriate response measures taken and the results subjected to monitoring.
Regarding risk associated with management strategy, in accordance with the Board of Directors Regulations, Management Committee Regulations, and Approval Regulations, the relevant divisions are required in advance to analyze the risk and consider response measures or other appropriate steps, and relevant matters should be discussed and a resolution agreed by the Board of Directors or the Management Committee in accordance with regulations. In particular, in the case of major projects with significant impact on operations, appropriate risk management should be carried out in accordance with the Major Project Risk Management Regulations, published separately.
Concurrently, action to be taken when a risk situation emerges is set out in the crisis management provisions of the Risk Management Regulations, which stipulate that emergency action guidelines should be clearly identified, a Crisis Management Officer should be appointed for each operating site, and a system should be operated as appropriate to reduce losses to the minimum.
Risk Management PolicyIn accordance with the Companies Act, the Kawasaki Board of Directors has adopted a basic policy for internal control systems. The policy makes it clear that risk management should be addressed in accordance with the Risk Management Regulations by seeking to anticipate and avoid loss caused by risk, and to minimize risk through appropriate operation of the risk management system.In addition, to achieve sustained improvement of profitability and corporate value, the Kawasaki Group Mission Statement identifies risk management as a guiding theme of the Kawasaki Group Management Principles.To support these policies, the Risk Management Regulations lay down the following basic policy for the Kawasaki Group in the field of risk management:Aiming to realize its Group Mission—“Kawasaki, working as one for the good of the planet”—Kawasaki and the Kawasaki Group will facilitate global and sustained business execution by continuously implementing risk management.In implementing risk management, Kawasaki and the Kawasaki Group will put in place a risk management system, for which ultimate responsibility lies with the company president, as a means of preventing risks that may hinder business execution.In the event that a risk situation emerges, Kawasaki and the Kawasaki Group will work to minimize loss to customers, employees, local communities and other stakeholders, and to prevent recurrence.Each individual corporate officer and employee will engage actively with risk management and will work to maintain the risk management system and improve response capabilities of risk management.In accordance with these basic guidelines, the Risk Management Regulations and Corporate Risk Management Manual stipulate that, to undertake risk management organized on a Group-wide basis, the risk management activities carried out hitherto by divisions responsible for the different areas of operations should be reinforced and that Group-wide action should be taken each year to identify major risk which could have a serious impact on business operations (Group-level risk), as well as to specify risk which requires Group-wide response measures (risk requiring Group-wide action), with appropriate response measures taken and the results subjected to monitoring.Regarding risk associated with management strategy, in accordance with the Board of Directors Regulations, Management Committee Regulations, and Approval Regulations, the relevant divisions are required in advance to analyze the risk and consider response measures or other appropriate steps, and relevant matters should be discussed and a resolution agreed by the Board of Directors or the Management Committee in accordance with regulations. In particular, in the case of major projects with significant impact on operations, appropriate risk management should be carried out in accordance with the Major Project Risk Management Regulations, published separately.Concurrently, action to be taken when a risk situation emerges is set out in the crisis management provisions of the Risk Management Regulations, which stipulate that emergency action guidelines should be clearly identified, a Crisis Management Officer should be appointed for each operating site, and a system should be operated as appropriate to reduce losses to the minimum.
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