Patents Assigned to JP Morgan & Chase
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Patent number: 8118216Abstract: 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: October 30, 2007Date of Patent: February 21, 2012Assignees: JP Morgan Chase Bank, International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Robert Hoch, Tayo Ibikunle, Ehud Kamin, William A. Liberis, Tomasz J. Nowicki, Michael J. Reilly, Howard E. Sachar, Charles P. Tresser, Eugene Walach
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Patent number: 8095659Abstract: A service interface enables an application to be developed independently from a particular service. At execution of the application, the application is wrapped or bound to a service. Advantageously, a configuration file includes instructions that bind particular applications with a particular service. Therefore, if improved services are developed after the application is written, only the configuration file needs to be updated, not the application source code. Accordingly, significant time and expense is saved by allowing applications to be developed independently from particular services.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2004Date of Patent: January 10, 2012Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: John Kevin Phenix, Nicholas Clive Judge
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Patent number: 8027914Abstract: A system and method for issuance of a financial network-based payment card (generally known as a “credit card”) almost instantaneously after application, wherein an applicant applies for a credit card by entering data into a data entry system, advantageously by filling in a plurality of predefined forms in a computer-based data entry system. The applicant's data is sent via a data network to a central decision center, which approves or disapproves the application. If the application is approved, data is generated and delivered to a card production system, which embosses and magnetically encodes a card blank. The card is then delivered to the applicant.Type: GrantFiled: January 5, 2010Date of Patent: September 27, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Brigette A. White, Ronald Levinson, Mohit Sabharwal
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Patent number: 8015096Abstract: Network-based systems and methods for hosting and operating a network-based platform that allows clients to open and build a portfolio-swap account that is subdivided into a plurality of client sub-accounts or funds. The methods and systems of the invention allow the client to sub-allocate equity-swap transactions among its various client sub-account or funds as the client deems appropriate.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 2010Date of Patent: September 6, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Daniel Bleunven, Eliane Karotsch, Christian Dalban, Andrew D J Miller
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Publication number: 20110202452Abstract: The present invention is directed to providing borrow coverage services to clients by a conduit lender, while the conduit lender maintains a flat position. The source of supply for the loans is a liquidity pool from existing agent lenders that have enrolled the conduit lender as a borrower.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 18, 2011Publication date: August 18, 2011Applicant: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: Tommy Chan, Jennifer Sclafani, Jeremy M. Dobrick, Rajiv T. Yadlapalli, Matthew Bax, Dean X. Fezza
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Publication number: 20110184846Abstract: A system for and method of providing payment protection upon the occurrence of trigger events. The system and method include an account, which may be associated with a credit card or other financial product. An accountholder may select trigger events and associated benefits. Upon the occurrence of a trigger event, the issuing entity will evaluate whether the accountholder is entitled to receive an associated benefit. Each benefit is intended to address at least one payment obligation. For example, an account may include payment protection in the form of automatic payment of minimum monthly credit card fees should the accountholder involuntarily become unemployed.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 7, 2011Publication date: July 28, 2011Applicant: JP MORGAN CHASE BANKInventor: John Mark DeLoach
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Patent number: 7987127Abstract: A synthetic instrument known as a “Total Fair Value Swap” is disclosed. According to one embodiment, the Total Fair Value Swap may comprise an agreement between two counterparties, a “Fixed Rate Payer” and a “Floating Rate Payer”. According to the agreement, the Fixed Rate Payer makes a stream of payments to the Floating Rate Payer based on a fixed rate, and the Floating Rate Payer makes a second stream of payments to the Fixed Rate Payer based on a floating rate, wherein a first portion of the floating rate is based on a reference interest rate, and wherein a second portion of the floating rate is based on a credit spread associated with the Floating Rate Payer. The reference interest rate may be, for example, London Inter-Bank Offer Rate (LIBOR), prime interest rate, the US dollar swap rate, the U.S. Treasury Bond rate or any other widely traded interest rate that is reset periodically. The credit spread may be observed from the Credit Default Swap (CDS) market.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 2009Date of Patent: July 26, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, NAInventors: David A Oaten, Stephen J Wolf, Pankaj Jhamb
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Patent number: 7983468Abstract: 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: GrantFiled: February 9, 2005Date of Patent: July 19, 2011Assignees: JP Morgan Chase Bank, International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Tayo Ibikunle, Ehud Karnin, William A. Liberis, Tomasz J. Nowicki, Michael J. Reilly, Howard E. Sachar, Charles P. Tresser, Eugene Walach, David A. Weeshoff
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Patent number: 7974895Abstract: A system and method for providing finance rates are provided. According to the system and method, rate request information is acquired. Once the rate request information is acquired, it may be stored in a tracking database for statistical purposes. The acquired request information is submitted to a rate generation system that generates rates based at least upon the acquired request information. The generated rates are used to populate a template rate sheet that is then output in response to a rate request.Type: GrantFiled: March 11, 2005Date of Patent: July 5, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Debora L. Allen, Andrew Arce, Debra Ann Hogan, Mark Gregory Anderson, Michael Joseph LaForgia, Ashish Prabhakar
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Patent number: 7970688Abstract: A method for pricing a trade comprising providing a user input for entering trade data, providing a structure for receiving the trade data and then transmitting the structure to a pricing system. The structure, now populated with both the trade data and the pricing data, is received from the pricing system and the trade data and pricing information is displayed. Advantageously, the structure is encrypted prior to transmitting it to the pricing system and decrypted when received from the pricing system. The pricing system records the data and the pricing information, which may be automatically entered into a trading system if and when the user agrees.Type: GrantFiled: January 15, 2004Date of Patent: June 28, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Stephen G. Moore, Gordon Davies, Adam Weiner
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Publication number: 20110060699Abstract: A system for and method of tracking a loan from a pool of assets is presented. The pool of assets may be legally owned by a single entity, but with separate individual investors owning an economic beneficial interest in a portion of the pool. The system and method provide a technique that allows for tax transparency for income generated by loans of such individual investor's associated assets. Moreover, the system and method allow for the separate individual investors to be domiciled in different tax jurisdictions.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 16, 2010Publication date: March 10, 2011Applicant: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: Matthew Bax, Gary Plummer, Nitin Babbar, AndyHill, Danielle Rumore
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Patent number: 7895565Abstract: The system and method presented provides a multi-phase, end-to-end integrated process for testing application software using a standard software testing tool. The system and method involve integrating the functional, automated regression and performance phases of software application testing by leveraging deliverables at each phase so that the deliverables may be efficiently reused in subsequent test phases. Deliverables such as functional and technical test conditions and manual test scripts are used as inputs for each phase of the integrated tests. The use of leveraged requirements-based deliverables between test phases significantly reduces much of the repetitive testing typically associated with functionality and performance testing and minimizes repetition of testing errors discovered in earlier test phases.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2006Date of Patent: February 22, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: Morrisha Hudgons, Michael E. Frank, Judit Petlickijne, Alex Rheingans
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Patent number: 7890343Abstract: Accurate risk management curves are generated for companies that have limited market information available to generate a risk management curve purely from the market information by allowing a pre-existing risk management curve (referred to as a “leader curve”) to be selected as a basis for generating a new risk management curve (referred to as a “target curve”). The leader curve may pertain to a company (referred to as the “leader company”) that has similar characteristics to the company for which the target curve is being generated (referred to as the “target company”). Further, any known differences between the leader company and the target company may be reflected in the target curve by incorporating any number of offsets between the leader curve and the target curve.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2005Date of Patent: February 15, 2011Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Anthony Iasello, Philip H. Jung, Samik Chandarana, Kapil Bhatia, Robert P. Machado, Jr., Doron Simon, Stephen Wayne Bennett, Chet Zhang, Gary Michelson, Paul Coolen, Mitchell Smith
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Publication number: 20100318456Abstract: Network-based systems and methods for hosting and operating a network-based platform that allows clients to open and build a portfolio-swap account that is subdivided into a plurality of client sub-accounts or funds. The methods and systems of the invention allow the client to sub-allocate equity-swap transactions among its various client sub-account or funds as the client deems appropriate.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2010Publication date: December 16, 2010Applicant: JP MORGAN CHASE BANKInventors: Daniel Bleunven, Eliane Karotsch, Christian Dalban, Andrew DJ Miller
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Patent number: 7844518Abstract: A system and method for evaluating financial transactions, which may involve credit requests, is provided. Credit requests are categorized into three tiers: the third-tier is for requests capable of being processed by computers, the second-tier is for requests that meet predefined criteria and cannot be categorized as third-tier requests, and the first-tier is for requests that cannot be categorized as second-tier or third-tier requests. The first-tier requests are manually reviewed by a credit executive. The second-tier requests are delegated to more junior credit personnel via an inventive pre-approval procedure. The third-tier requests are processed, at least in part, by computers. Additionally, requests that exceed a credit line, or limit, may be approved by reallocating credit from other credit lines.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2005Date of Patent: November 30, 2010Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Andrew Cox, Donna Dellosso, Mark Cisz, Ela Bekker, Jean-Christopher Chandumont, Joseph Dafni
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Patent number: 7827096Abstract: An system for and method of repurchasing stock is presented. The system and method improve upon prior art techniques by limiting risk to an investment bank that enables an accelerated stock repurchase. More particularly, such risk is reduced in the event that the repurchasing company announces higher than expected dividends on the stock during the term of the accelerated repurchase transaction.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 2007Date of Patent: November 2, 2010Assignee: JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.Inventors: James Rothschild, Santosh Nabar, David Seaman
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Patent number: 7814073Abstract: A utility for comparing two objects in an object-oriented operating system that also records the differences so that they may be put into human-readable form. In one exemplary embodiment of this invention, two JAVA objects are compared by calling one of the equality methods. If the selected equality method indicates that there is a difference between the two objects, then get . . . ( ) methods of each object are invoked in turn. The results get . . . ( ) methods are compared. If there are differences, the differences are stored in an XML document. The get . . . ( ) method is recursively invoked until the Class of the result has no more get . . . ( ) methods to decompose.Type: GrantFiled: September 22, 2003Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventor: John Phenix
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Patent number: 7814003Abstract: An automated billing workflow system receives credit valuation adjustment (CVA) amounts associated with derivatives trades. The automated billing workflow system interacts with an Accounting System in order to make appropriate Profit and Loss (P&L) entries for the CVA amounts. The CVA amounts are billed to the business units which actually created the risk. The invention employs a plurality of Workflow Queues. As an item makes it way through the billing workflow, it may be slotted in one or more of these queues where further action will take place.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 2004Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Assignee: JP Morgan ChaseInventors: Harold Miller, Julian Mark Toghill, Tuan Pham
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Patent number: 7801816Abstract: 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: January 7, 2003Date of Patent: September 21, 2010Assignee: 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: 7774248Abstract: A system and method for evaluating financial transactions, which may involve credit requests, is provided. Credit requests are categorized into three tiers: the third-tier is for requests capable of being processed by computers, the second-tier is for requests that meet predefined criteria and cannot be categorized as third-tier requests, and the first-tier is for requests that cannot be categorized as second-tier or third-tier requests. The first-tier requests are manually reviewed by a credit executive. The second-tier requests are delegated to more junior credit personnel via an inventive pre-approval procedure. The third-tier requests are processed, at least in part, by computers. Additionally, requests that exceed a credit line, or limit, may be approved by reallocating credit from other credit lines.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2005Date of Patent: August 10, 2010Assignee: JP Morgan Chase BankInventors: Andrew Cox, Jean-Christopher Chandumont, Dianne Bainbridge, Lauren Haas