Swift Pushes Forward with Project CALM for Market Transformation
Swift advances Project CALM to modernize financial markets via technology and collaboration.

- Swift’s Project CALM sets a new standard for corporate actions.
- Project CALM focuses on tackling inefficiencies.
- Kaya emphasizes collaboration for industry transformation.

Duygu Kaya, Swift’s Capital Markets Strategy Director, announced progress in Project CALM aimed at modernizing corporate actions within the financial sector.
The initiative is critical in aligning financial infrastructure with technological advancements, facilitating more efficient financial processes. Market observers note the importance of this transition in enhancing financial market operations.
Swift’s Project CALM aims to address inefficiencies in corporate actions by leveraging technology and collaboration. Duygu Kaya spoke about advancing several initiatives focused on modernizing systems within the financial sector.
“Our goal is to tackle inefficiencies across the entire value chain. We want to drive systemic transformation and we want to set a new standard for how corporate actions are managed.” — Duygu Kaya, Capital Markets Strategy Director, Swift
Kaya noted the main challenges include data fragmentation, timing problems, and lack of real-time responsiveness. She emphasized Swift’s role not just as a technology provider but as a strategic partner in capital markets.
The project could have sweeping effects on financial markets, potentially improving the processing and management of corporate actions. Kaya has invited stakeholders to connect with Swift, encouraging collaborative efforts to modernize processes.
Financial implications include streamlined actions, potentially reducing costs associated with outdated systems. Swift’s initiative may spark regulatory interest, as comprehensive industry collaboration could set new performance benchmarks.
The involvement of financial institutions in digital asset and currency trials highlights Swift’s role bridging traditional and digital finance. Historical trends suggest a growing acceptance of such innovations, which could transform financial systems extensively.
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