Case Study

Development Bank of Japan uses accredited certification to assess loan premiums

In Japan, the Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) provide more attractive loan rates and discounted insurance premiums to commercial businesses that have taken steps to increase their resilience in case of emergency. The bank screens a number of metrics on business continuity, preparedness, and mitigation before setting loan premiums.

The Bank recognises Accredited certification of a business continuity management system to ISO 22301 / 22313 as a way to help the bank to manage its risk exposure as it has encouraged firms to build resilience and to be in better control of their risks.

Further information is available on the DBJ website.

Development Bank of Japan uses accredited certification to assess loan premiums

Benefits

Delivering cost savings

Sectors

Construction Finance

Economies

Japan

Standards

ISO 22301

Sustainable Development Goals

Decent Work And Economic Growth

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