Patents Assigned to JP Morgan Chase Bank
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Patent number: 7366974Abstract: According to the invention, this invention redefines the concept of a template as a set of template attributes, such as font types and color schemes, that are accessed by document-generating applications to provide uniform functionality across an organization. The template attributes are stored and distributed throughout an organization in lieu of full document templates in order to reduce storage and transmission bandwidth requirements. The template attributes are distributed from a global server to regional servers and then to user workstations to facilitate propagation and enforcement of organization-wide document formatting protocols.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2004Date of Patent: April 29, 2008Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Henri Kalajian, Desmond Jonas
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Patent number: 7360686Abstract: A method (and system) of discovering a significant subset in a collection of documents, includes identifying a set of documents from a plurality of documents based on a likelihood that documents in the set of documents carries an instance of information that is characteristic to the documents in the set of documents.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 2005Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignees: JP Morgan Chase Bank, International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Robert Hoch, Tayo Ibikunle, Ehud Karnin, William A. Liberis, Tomasz J. Nowicki, Micheal J. Reilly, Howard E. Sachar, Charles P. Tresser, Eugene Walach
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Publication number: 20080086404Abstract: A method and system for financial modeling to predict the amount of liquidity needed to support a portfolio of assets that is being financed in the commercial paper market, or any other market that is sensitive to the provision of liquidity. As the ability to access these markets is related to the rating of the assets, the model simulates rating movements over time and uses historical funding information of like assets to make estimates of future funding needs. Many aspects of the funding (draw) process are simulated (i.e., likelihood of draw, likelihood of continuing draw, and extent of draw amount). The result of the model is an estimate of reduced liquidity needs that is less than if the underlying assets were guaranteed individually, providing economic savings for the liquidity provider. A model is also described that predicts the required characteristics of a group of institutions jointly functioning as liquidity provider to the pool.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2007Publication date: April 10, 2008Applicant: JP Morgan Chase Bank, NAInventors: Eric Wise, Roger Pellegrini, John Rhinelander
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Patent number: 7313546Abstract: The invention provides a currency selectable stored value instrument, whose currency may be chosen or converted at the time value is loaded, after load but prior to redemption of value, at the time of redemption, or at other times. One embodiment of the system is configured so that the stored value instrument may be a plastic card with a magnetic stripe, compatible with card readers on Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) or other terminals. In one embodiment, U.S. dollars may be converted to Mexican pesos when the stored value instrument is loaded at an ATM or other location in the United States. A user may subsequently redeem that value for legal tender in pesos at an ATM located in Mexico, for example, or for goods, services, or cash in other currencies.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2001Date of Patent: December 25, 2007Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: Melissa Alarcon-Luther, Debra C. Fellner, Barry M. Sabloff, Frank Charles Schell, III, Peter Mark Mesrobian, Ginger Griffin, Michelle Dorion, Gus Karris
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Patent number: 7308710Abstract: A system for providing secured file transfer protocol (“FTP”) services between a passive FTP client system coupled to a private network and a FTP server coupled to a public communication network, such as the Internet. The passive FTP client system requests a communication session with a first proxy server that is coupled to the private network. The passive FTP client system submits to the first proxy server the uniform resource locator (“URL”) of a desired FTP server. The first proxy server initiates an outbound request from the private network, through a single port on a firewall, to a second proxy server that is coupled to the public communication network. The first proxy server submits the URL to the second proxy server. The second proxy server uses the URL to establish a FTP session with the desired FTP server.Type: GrantFiled: December 5, 2001Date of Patent: December 11, 2007Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventor: William Jordan Yarborough
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Patent number: 7269567Abstract: An automated system and method for customer management deploys customer databases to profile customer service requests for distribution to appropriately assigned agent representatives. The representatives adopt particular roles according to customer care volume, inquiry type, time of day and other customer management needs. Consumer profiles may be accessed in real time to combine customer care events with cross-selling and other promotions related to the consumer's transaction history and other factors.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2005Date of Patent: September 11, 2007Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: Tracy Pletz, William T. Callahan
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Patent number: 7263507Abstract: The Customer Activated Multi-Value (CAM) card provides a customer with a primary use as a transaction card which can be further activated to have a secondary use as a credit card. The CAM card can be activated as a transaction card or as a transaction card with a credit card feature. Activation of the CAM card as a transaction card allows the customer to purchase goods and services from one specific vendor and to establish a relationship with that vendor for the goods or services rendered (for example, telephone calling card or gasoline product purchasing card) while enjoying reward benefits based on those purchases. Activation of the credit feature of the card allows the customer to interact with any merchant that accepts traditional credit cards such as VISA®, MASTERCARD®, AMERICAN EXPRESS®, or DISCOVER®. The combination of features allows a customer to purchase various goods and services from several different merchants.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2005Date of Patent: August 28, 2007Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: Francis B. Brake, Jr., Deborah Schwartz, Jennifer Zimmerman
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Publication number: 20070198404Abstract: A computer-implemented method for facilitating electronic funds transactions is disclosed. According to one embodiment, the method may comprise the steps of: issuing a transaction card to a cardholder by associating the transaction card with a demand deposit account from which the cardholder is authorized to electronically disburse funds; receiving an authorization request for an attempted transaction between a merchant and the cardholder, the authorization request containing information associated with the transaction card and the attempted transaction; processing the authorization request based on one or more predetermined business rules; authorizing the transaction without immediately settling the transaction against the demand deposit account of the cardholder; and settling the transaction, at a time subsequent to the execution of the transaction, through automated clearing house (ACH) from funds retained within the demand deposit account of the cardholder.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2007Publication date: August 23, 2007Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Jeffrey HIRKA, Steven Fox
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Publication number: 20070078719Abstract: A system and method for identifying and offering reward programs. The method comprises the step of determining at least one rewards program associated with a user. The next step involves determining the user's transaction history or reward program history with a first reward card associated with the rewards program. Then, the method determines at least one alternative reward programs to offer the user based on the user's transaction history or reward program history, and the offering the user the opportunity to enroll in the alternative rewards program. Next, the method converts rewards associated with the at least one rewards program to rewards associated with the at least one alternative reward program if the user accepts the offer to enroll.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2006Publication date: April 5, 2007Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Donald Schmitt, Brian Gantert, Elizabeth Gula, Douglas Filak, Stacy Hamilton
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Patent number: 7196716Abstract: An electronic trapping implementation in imager with laser driver is provided by comparing an output image from the imager to a reference image to obtain a difference image and calculating one or more frequency and amplitude modulations based on the difference image and applying the one or more frequency and amplitude modulations to the imager until the difference image is eliminated.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2002Date of Patent: March 27, 2007Assignees: Xerox Corporation, JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Mohammad H. Rahnavard, Mehrdad Zomorrodi
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Publication number: 20070043665Abstract: A method of providing a representative or customer with an opportunity to electronically process a request to adjust, refund or waive a service charge on various products and services, comprising the steps of a) receiving requests via various channels such as phone, facsimile, in person, on-line, etc.; b) maintaining an electronic site on a computer network which representative or customer may connect; c) presenting at least one electronic screen over the network to a representative or customer who has connected to the electronic site, including a first input field operable to receive a first command from the representative or customer indicative of a type of adjustment; d) electronically delivering the first command to an automated interface which converts a format of the first command to another format; and presenting a decision to the representative or customer in response to the first command.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 24, 2006Publication date: February 22, 2007Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Donald Jemella, Franca Montevago, John Mannino, Loretta Mirabella
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Patent number: 7181427Abstract: A computer based credit application processing system provides a graphical user interface, automatic software update downloading, lender to lender routing of credit applications, and integration with in-house finance and insurance systems and third party data entry facilities, among other features. Web site linkage is also accommodated.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 1997Date of Patent: February 20, 2007Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: James R. DeFrancesco, Scott L. Freiman, James C. Alsobrook, Jr., Steven M. Terpening, Andrew L. Mayers, Edward T. Mullin, Brian S. Fritsche, Michael C. DiClaudio, Michael D. Brune, Jr., Kristie W. Scott
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Patent number: 7149752Abstract: A method for communicating between an application and a database by using a lightweight stored procedure data-binding framework for applications written in object oriented programming languages such as JAVA, significantly reduces the coding effort required to communicate with a relational database. Once the developer specifics the needed tabular data, the inventive framework generates all needed data objects and stored procedures to accomplish the interaction with that database data. The automatically generated code is then used by the application via a run-time component. This means the developer need only make simple calls in a few lines of code for database interaction. The encapsulated data model deals only with persistence and retrieval issues and is therefore de-coupled from the business model.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 2002Date of Patent: December 12, 2006Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventor: John Patrick Mangan
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Publication number: 20060255124Abstract: A method (and system) of discovering a significant subset in a collection of documents, includes identifying a set of documents from a plurality of documents based on a likelihood that documents in the set of documents carries an instance of information that is characteristic to the documents in the set of documents.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2005Publication date: November 16, 2006Applicants: JP Morgan Chase Bank, International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Robert Hoch, Tayo Ibikunle, Ehud Karnin, William Liberis, Tomasz Nowicki, Michael Reilly, Howard Sachar, Charles Tresser, Eugene Walach
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Publication number: 20060190723Abstract: A method for providing file transfer security includes receiving an authentication file including a first key and authentication information, extracting the first key from the authentication file, decrypting the authentication information with the first key, and validating the authentication information. The authentication information is encrypted, and may include a nonce, a timestamp, and/or a second key. A system for providing file transfer security includes a DMZ proxy programmed and configured to receive an authentication file from a client including authentication information. The DMZ proxy extracts a first key from the authentication file, decrypts the authentication information with the first key, and validates the authentication information.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 18, 2005Publication date: August 24, 2006Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventor: Glenn Benson
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Publication number: 20060177118Abstract: A method (and system) for extracting information from a document, includes segregating a set of documents from a plurality of documents based on a likelihood that at least one document in the set of documents carries an instance of a preset information.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 9, 2005Publication date: August 10, 2006Applicants: JP Morgan Chase Bank, International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Tayo Ibikunle, Ehud Karnin, William Liberis, Tomasz Nowicki, Michael Reilly, Howard Sachar, Charles Tresser, Eugene Walach, David Weeshoff
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Publication number: 20060149664Abstract: Disclosed herein are exemplary techniques for and of marketing a loan product to a customer. The system and method establish communication with a customer regarding a current loan; access a customer service module; inputting loan information provided by the customer into the customer service module; displaying a plurality potential loan options.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 24, 2005Publication date: July 6, 2006Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Andrew Smyth, Christopher Russo, Kevin Cron
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Publication number: 20060031586Abstract: A hub-and-spoke communication arrangement is provided, in which the “hub” includes a server computer system. The “spokes” are other computers that act as message originators and/or destinations. All internal-to-external messages, and vice versa, are routed through the server computer system to reduce the number of proprietary connections needed between the internal and external entities. In addition, the server computer system provides protocol conversion, message payload conversion, encryption conversion, message broadcast, and/or message archival functionality, so that the “spoke” computers need not be concerned with providing such functionality on their own.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2005Publication date: February 9, 2006Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Vincent Sethi, Joseph Vaskas, Thomas Connelly, Rosemarie Wos, Athena Barlow, Marina Shabash, Chandramouli Narayanan
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Publication number: 20060026019Abstract: In a communication-system infrastructure usage measurement system and related methods with minimal overhead, message usage statistics are aggregated at a communication-channel level by emitter programs before sending them to a collector program upon an occurrence of an event. An example of an event is an expiration of a predetermined interval. In between event occurrences, message usage statistics are aggregated, and a summary message is transmitted to the collector at the next event occurrence. The collector program compiles the statistics and may generate billing information from the compiled statistics. The billing information may include charges associated with an entity that uses the infrastructure.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2005Publication date: February 2, 2006Applicant: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Vincent Sethi, Philip DiStefano, Thomas Connelly
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Patent number: 6938139Abstract: A method and system for updating and maintaining cache coherency across nodes in a cluster. The method uses a combination of read and write locks on the instances of the cache, with some embodiments using a master locking database. Periodic validations of timestamps are used to identify lack of coherency of the cache, such as resulting from a network failure.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2002Date of Patent: August 30, 2005Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Lawrence Miller, Mike Moore, Zhengrong Chiu, Hansen Wang, Dave Chapman, Andy Peterson