The SWS Group has shifted its system from the conventional "Crisis management-centered system" to an "All-inclusive risk management system."
We consider "Business management" and "Risk management" as "two wheels of a vehicle," and develop activities with "5 Major Risk Management Activities" as the shaft so that both wheels interlock to produce propelling power.

The new influenza virus which was first detected in Mexico has spread globally since the end of April 2009. Pandemic infectious diseases, including the new-type influenza, are a huge threat to the SWS Group, which is a labor-intensive business model engaged in business globally.
In addition to taking measures against pandemics, we actively conduct simulation training for verifying business continuity plans (BCPs) practically as well as preparing and updating the BCPs against serious risks such as earthquakes and fire, which threaten business continuity, both within and outside Japan.