Abstract: A post-trade aggregation system includes an allocation middleware interface, which interacts with an order management system to allocate and settle trades. The order management system receives a trade order on behalf of a customer and either apportions the trade into a plurality of smaller orders and communicates them to a plurality of order destinations directly (e.g. via the FIX protocol), or sends large orders to an order staging and optimization interface which then apportions the larger orders into a plurality of smaller orders and communicates the orders to a plurality of order destinations. The post-trade aggregation system contains an allocation middleware interface which receives the individual trade executions from the plurality of order destination and compresses them into a single average-priced block.
Type:
Application
Filed:
June 28, 2010
Publication date:
December 30, 2010
Applicant:
ESP Technologies Corporation
Inventors:
Ronald D. Lee, Mervin C. Newell, Scott H. Kurland, Ian P. L. Hoenisch, James B. Weiner, Gerald B. Drayer, Robert L. Sher
Abstract: A post-trade aggregation system includes an allocation middleware interface, which interacts with an order management system to allocate and settle trades. The order management system receives a trade order on behalf of a customer and either apportions the trade into a plurality of smaller orders and communicates them to a plurality of order destinations directly (e.g. via the FIX protocol), or sends large orders to an order staging and optimization interface which then apportions the larger orders into a plurality of smaller orders and communicates the orders to a plurality of order destinations. The post-trade aggregation system contains an allocation middleware interface which receives the individual trade executions from the plurality of order destination and compresses them into a single average-priced block.
Type:
Application
Filed:
June 30, 2008
Publication date:
December 31, 2009
Applicant:
ESP TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
Inventors:
Ronald D. Lee, Mervin C. Newell, Scott H. Kurland, Ian P. L. Hoenisch, James B. Weiner, Gerald B. Drayer, Robert L. Sher