Abstract: Data transaction processing requests are received from user terminals over one or more data communications networks. Pending data transaction processing requests are stored in a memory queue. Each pending data transaction processing request has associated attributes and an associated queue number. A higher queue number associated with a pending data transaction processing request indicates a lower data transaction processing priority than a lower queue number associated with a pending data transaction processing request. Data message information is transmitted to user terminals that includes an identifier and a current status for pending data transaction processing requests stored in queue. A current data transaction processing request is received having an identifier for selecting a first pending data transaction processing request that has an associated queue number of two or higher over a lower queue number associated with a second pending data transaction processing request.

Abstract: A method and system for negotiating trades on an electronic trading system are presented. An intra-trading-system part-to part negotiation is enabled by receiving a trade negotiation request with respect to a selected order from a user, forwarding the trade negotiation request to a submitter of the selected order; receiving an accept or a reject to the trade negotiation request from the submitter, and initiating an intra-trading-system part-to-part negotiation procedure between the user and the submitter if the negotiation request is accepted by the submitter.

Abstract: Electronic messages regarding a current order status of an order book of an electronic exchange system are transmitted to users including information concerning identities of parties having placed orders stored in the order book. The current order status is associated with a queue of orders stored in the order book. Each stored order has associated properties and an associated queue number. A higher queue number indicates a lower trading priority than a lower queue number. An electronic order message is received to trade selecting an order stored in the order book having a queue number of two or higher than over a lower queue number order stored in the order book. Both the selected order and the lower queue number order have properties matching both the selected order and the lower queue number order. The received message is identified as including information that selects the order stored in the order book having a queue number of two or higher.

Abstract: Matching orders on an electronic trading system is disclosed. Information is broadcasted regarding the current order status of an order book of the electronic trading system The order status includes a queue of orders. An order is received to trade that selects or indicates an order in the order book having queue number two or higher. If the received order has one or more properties matching the selected order, the received order is matched with the selected order.

Abstract: A method of negotiating trades on an electronic trading system is presented. In order to enable an intra-trading-system part-to part negotiation the method comprises the steps of receiving a trade negotiation request with respect to a selected order from a user; forwarding the trade negotiation request to a submitter of the selected order; receiving an accept or a reject to the trade negotiation request from the submitter; and initiating an intra-trading-system part-to-part negotiation procedure between the user and the submitter if the negotiation request is accepted by the submitter. An electronic trading system is also disclosed.

Abstract: Provided is a system and a method for entering market actions into an automated exchange system (200). More specifically the automated exchange system (200) and the method enables automatic generation of input data messages comprising new, altered or cancelled orders and, or, quotes to be sent to a matching module (203) via an internal, interface (205). Thus, the invention provides algorithmic trade participants with tools for installing algorithmic trade units directly into the automated exchange system (200). The automated exchange system (200) and the method allows a full trading cycle to be performed with low latency and reduce the amount of data directed to-, and from the automated exchange system (200).

Abstract: A trading system for trading financial instruments, comprising a matching unit for matching received orders having corresponding requirements and an order book for storing unmatched orders is described. The trading system further comprises a decision unit/reinsertion unit connected to the order book for determining when matched orders are to be removed/reinserted based on confirmation of acceptance of the trade received from a user terminal.

Abstract: An anonymous trading system that enables users to select counterparty requirements. Each user has an interface to add trader preconditions regarding available counterparties. Those trader preconditions include an expression of the user's willingness to trade with selected counterparties. The added trader preconditions are collected from the users and combined into a trader matrix. The trader matrix is used to determine matching criteria for orders sent in by users. An anonymous trading system and a terminal for sending orders to an anonymous trading system are also provided.

Abstract: A method of matching orders on an electronic trading system is disclosed. The method includes the steps of broadcasting information regarding current order status of an order book of the electronic trading system, said order status comprising a queue of orders; receiving an order to trade selecting an order in the order book having queue number two or higher, said received order having properties matching the selected order; and matching the received order with the selected order.

Abstract: A method of negotiating trades on an electronic trading system is presented. In order to enable an intra-trading-system part-to part negotiation the method comprises the steps of receiving a trade negotiation request with respect to a selected order from a user; forwarding the trade negotiation request to a submitter of the selected order; receiving an accept or a reject to the trade negotiation request from the submitter; and initiating an intra-trading-system part-to-part negotiation procedure between the user and the submitter if the negotiation request is accepted by the submitter. An electronic trading system is also disclosed.

Abstract: A dewatering wet press fabric to be used on papermaking machines includes at least one top layer made from staple fibers and the like and facing the paper web to be dewatered, and a second layer. The second layer constitutes a barrier layer of such a nature that during the compression phase in the press nip in the press section of the papermaking machine the water is forced through the second layer, but is prevented from flowing back to the top layer and the paper web during the expansion phase after the press nip.

Abstract: A dewatering wet press felt to be used on papermaking machines and comprising at least one top layer made from staple fibers and the like and facing the paper web (4), and a second layer. The second layer constitutes a barrier layer of such a nature that during the compression phase in the press nip in the press section of the papermaking machine the water is forced through the second layer, but is prevented from flowing back to the top layer and the paper web during the expansion phase after the press nip.