Patents Assigned to The Chase Manhattan Bank
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Patent number: 6557039Abstract: A system and method for managing information retrievals from all of an enterprises' archives across all operating locations. A single “virtual archive” is provided which links all of the electronic archives of the enterprise, regardless of the location or configuration of the archive. The virtual archive allows for data aggregation (regardless of location) so the a user can have data from multiple physical locations on a single screen in a single view. A single, consistent and user friendly interface is provided through which users are able to access multiple applications through a single sign-on and password. Logical tables that are used to direct information retrieval requests to the physical electronic archives. The retrieved information is reformatted and repackaging to resolve any incompatibility between the format of the stored information and the distribution media.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 1999Date of Patent: April 29, 2003Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Sang Leong, William Telkowski
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Patent number: 6535855Abstract: A software/hardware system which provides immediate, on-going interaction between an institution and its customers. The system communicates with customers/subscribers over numerous, different communication channels and actively screens market conditions for situations that could potentially impact its customers, based on the customers' unique situation and prearranged instructions. The system and method interacts with the institution's processing centers which handle incoming customer transactions and the system creates outgoing messages. The system has a decision making component used to make the decision in each case as to which information to push to the customer in the form of a message. The message is delivered to the customer via any communication channels presently known.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 1998Date of Patent: March 18, 2003Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Thomas Cahill, Steven Chabra, Vincent Clowney, John Cowan, Thomas Fitzgerald, Louis Fuertes, Lloyd O'Connor, Randy Schafer, Richard Q. Schmidt, Fred Slavin, Leonid Vayner, Christopher P. Westerman, Janet Wynn, Wil Velarde
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Patent number: 6502080Abstract: A method of predicting a net reserve for a vehicle leased by a lessee from a lessor in accordance with a lease, the method comprising the acts of: predicting a market value loss of the vehicle at a scheduled maturity date of the lease, the predicted market value loss being a function of: (i) a probability that the vehicle will be returned to the lessor after the lease; (ii) at least one predicted price at which the vehicle may sell after the lease; and (iii) a residual value of the vehicle, the residual value being an aggregate of at least a projected price of the vehicle at the scheduled maturity date made prior to the lease and an enhancement amount; and obtaining the net reserve of the vehicle as a function of the predicted market value loss.Type: GrantFiled: August 31, 1999Date of Patent: December 31, 2002Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Michael Eichorst, Ulf K. Ghosh, Marc Leibovic, Randal E. Blank, Simon Osei-Agyemang, Jiang Ren, Steven S. Tam
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Patent number: 6493685Abstract: An Information Interface Provider (IIP) acting as the interface between a biller and its customers for both the presentment of electronic bills to the customers and for the processing of payments from the biller's customers. The IIP creates and electronically publishes bills to the biller's customers in response to data provided by the biller and processes the payments in response to instructions provided by the customers. Bill publication is accomplished by any and/or all channels of distribution which are effective in reaching the customers of the biller including Internet web sites, Email and personal digital assistants, for example. Once billing data has been received by the IIP, the IIP formats the billing data for storage in its own internal database and then performs the task of reformatting the bill for the particular channel(s) of distribution selected by the customer.Type: GrantFiled: February 10, 1999Date of Patent: December 10, 2002Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Laura A. Ensel, William E. Rykowsky, Louis A. Fuertes
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Publication number: 20020095365Abstract: A company transfers underperforming assets (UPA's) to a second party in return for a cash and/or asset payment. The company obligates itself to earn a variable number of consumption points for an agreed to consumption period by making future purchases of assets. Each purchase has a known number of consumption points associated therewith. The number of consumption points to be earned varies as a function of a periodically applied interest rate. A computerized, preferably web-based, system is used to carry out the foregoing process.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2001Publication date: July 18, 2002Applicant: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Fred G. Slavin, Stephan V. Donelian, Steven Cohen, Michael Trenk, Judah Kaplan, James E. Lewis
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Patent number: 6418457Abstract: A computerized document storage system for use by inventors to store their work on an invention and to secure their claim to a date of invention, the system comprising a document creator to enable the inventor to describe his invention in a document, a document saver that stores the document with a digital signature of the inventor and a time stamp. The saver prevents any further modification of the document except an addition of: a witness statement, a digital signature, and a time stamp. The system also includes a witness document modifier that only allows the witness statement, the digital signature and the time stamp to be added to a stored document. A document viewer is also included to list the documents stored in the system and to allow the documents to be read.Type: GrantFiled: December 10, 1997Date of Patent: July 9, 2002Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Richard Schmidt, Deborah M. Sutter, Leonid Vayner, Thomas Cahill
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Publication number: 20020077978Abstract: A system and method for effectuating Electronic Funds Transfer credit messages. The main structural components of the system include a Payment Portal Processor (Web Broker), an Internet Pay Anyone (IPA) Account, a Virtual Private Lockbox (VPL) and an associated Account Reporter, the existing EFT networks, and a cash card for accessing a VPL or IP account. The Web Broker is a software application that provides a secure portal for accessing (linking to) either the user's Demand Deposit Account (DDA) or an IPA account and can be combined with the functionality of a traditional digital Wallet. Consumers use a Web Broker enhanced Wallet to fund their account, shop on the web, pay bills, pay anyone, store electronic receipts and transaction history, and check their recent Web Broker enhanced Wallet activity. The IPA account is a special purpose account with limited functionality for making electronic payments in the form of EFT credit messages.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 21, 2001Publication date: June 20, 2002Applicant: THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANKInventors: Denis O'Leary, Vincent D'Agostino, S. Richard Re, Jessica Burney, Adam Hoffman
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Publication number: 20020059141Abstract: A system and method for initiating and processing banking deposits. In a preferred embodiment, the system is maintained by a financial institution such as a bank and the bank customers access the system through the Internet. A typical bank customer is a corporate treasurer. The system provides a Graphical User Interface that allows the customers to view the bank's current rates for a plurality of currencies and a plurality of time periods. The time periods for the deposits typically range from overnight to several months. Once the customer has found a time period/rate/currency that is acceptable, the customer selects the desired rate on the customer interface and the system automatically generates a deal ticket that is presented to the customer. The customer can then modify the settlement date, the settlement instructions and the amount of the deposit. Once the customer is satisfied with the deal, the customer submits it for trading.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2001Publication date: May 16, 2002Applicant: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Anthony Davies, Dave Lally, Coleman Chan, Teri Resca, Eric Hirschhorn, Eileen Moy
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Publication number: 20020049720Abstract: A system and method for mining data for intelligent patterns uses logical techniques to isolate unique patterns and reduce the patterns to a consistent set of rules representing the data. The system and method eliminates attributes in the patterns that do not contribute to an associated conclusion and are deemed irrelevant. This approach does not splinter significant patterns within the data, as may occur with statistical approaches. In addition, the system and method identifies areas of incomplete data that are not recognized in other methods.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2001Publication date: April 25, 2002Applicant: Chase Manhattan BankInventor: Richard Q. Schmidt
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Publication number: 20020049713Abstract: A system for retrieval and display of financial information to a plurality of users is disclosed. The users are provided with a portal display page which can be customized by the users to include one or a plurality of independently functioning display modules. Each display module may be populated with a different type of information. The information provided in each module may be customized by the users.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 9, 2001Publication date: April 25, 2002Applicant: Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Sanjeer Khemlani, Adam Singer
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Publication number: 20010029477Abstract: A method for mortgage and closed end loan portfolio management in the form of an analytic tool designed to improve analysis of past and future performance of loan portfolios. In accordance with one aspect thereof, the invention aggregates loan units into loan vintages, wherein the loans in each vintage originate within a predetermined time interval of one another. The invention compares different vintages to one another in a manner such that the ages of the loans in the different vintages are comparable to one another. An early warning component of the system predicts delinquency rates expected for a portfolio of loans during a forward looking time window. A matrix link component of the invention combines the loan vintage analysis with the early warning component of the invention and predicts the default rate of the loan portfolios at a selected future point in time.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 21, 2001Publication date: October 11, 2001Applicant: Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Charles J. Freeman, Xingxiong Xue
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Patent number: 6301567Abstract: A method of providing information regarding lockbox receipts to a customer having a lockbox account, the method comprising the steps of: having alert criteria containing alert conditions selected by the customer; creating a database file for each of the receipts of the lockbox account which are received after the customer has selected the alert criteria, each of the files comprising a plurality of fields containing data relating to a respective one of the receipts, the alert criteria defining certain of the fields as containing data to be compared against the alert conditions; comparing the alert conditions with the data of the fields of the database files defined by the alert criteria; and alerting the customer that one or more of said files contain data that have met the alert criteria.Type: GrantFiled: October 16, 1998Date of Patent: October 9, 2001Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Sang Leong, Teresa Cahill, Margaret J. Wren, Mary McCarthy, Ilona Reyna
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Patent number: 6266683Abstract: A computerized document management system for managing a document acted upon by at least one participant in creating, evaluating or revising the document is provided. The system includes a segmenter which divides the document into a plurality of segments based on the content of the document. The system also includes a comment receiver which receives comments from at least one participant, at least a portion of the comments pertaining to at least one of the plurality of segments of the document. The system further includes a comment associator which associates each comment of the portion of comments to the segment to which the each comment pertains.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 1997Date of Patent: July 24, 2001Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Issac Yehuda, Jeffery D. Gimprich, Leonid Chernov, Melissa E. Anderson, Gautam B. Desai, David L. Gusick, William J. Graham
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Patent number: 6249775Abstract: A method for mortgage and closed end loan portfolio management in the form of an analytic tool designed to improve analysis of past and future performance of loan portfolios. In accordance with one aspect thereof, the invention aggregates loan units into loan vintages, wherein the loans in each vintage originate within a predetermined time interval of one another. The invention compares different vintages to one another in a manner such that the ages of the loans in the different vintages are comparable to one another. An early warning component of the system predicts delinquency rates expected for a portfolio of loans during a forward looking time window. A matrix link component of the invention combines the loan vintage analysis with the early warning component of the invention and predicts the default rate of the loan portfolios at a selected future point in time.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 1997Date of Patent: June 19, 2001Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Charles J. Freeman, Xingxiong Xue
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Patent number: 6181837Abstract: A method and apparatus for storing and retrieving images of documents, e.g. checks.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 1994Date of Patent: January 30, 2001Assignee: The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.Inventors: Thomas Cahill, Louise A. McNulty, John J. McMonagle, Richard H. Sferra, Glenn Levine, Saul Goldfisher, Philip Wilson, Vladimir Koroteyev
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Patent number: 6167385Abstract: A method for financing a supply of goods (a supply chain) from a supplier to a buyer in which the buyer has a lower cost of funds than the supplier. According to the method, the buyer generates a purchase order for the goods which is forwarded to the supplier who in turn ships the goods to the buyer. The supplier sends an invoice to the buyer which stores the invoice data in a database. The financing institution electronically accesses the database to retrieve the daily invoices. The financial institution then calculates the financing applicable to the shipped good and forwards a payment to the supplier. Upon maturity of the financing, the buyer settles with the financial institution by remitting the gross proceeds.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 1998Date of Patent: December 26, 2000Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventor: William Roland Hartley-Urquhart
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Patent number: 6070244Abstract: A method and system for controlling computer security. The system is a centralized, computer-network security management tool capable of handling many different kinds of equipment in a standardized format despite differences in the computer security features among the diverse range of computer equipment in the computer network. The invention uses a layered software architecture, including a technology specific layer and a technology independent layer. The technology specific layer serves to extract and maintain security data on target platforms and for converting data to and from a common data model used by the technology independent layer. The technology independent layer handles the main functionality of the system such as locating and removing certain present and former employees from computer access lists, auditing system user data, monitoring security events (e.g.Type: GrantFiled: November 10, 1997Date of Patent: May 30, 2000Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: Jonathan Orchier, Raymond Soriano, Louis Salvaterra, Dario Ardito, Anil Byreddy
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Patent number: 6038552Abstract: A method and apparatus for executing a transaction using a credit card includes the steps of: maintaining a credit card account associated with the credit card, the credit card account having a credit limit and a transaction balance indicative of an aggregate of previously authorized transaction amounts in a predetermined period; maintaining a cash account associated with the credit card, the cash account having a cash balance; receiving a request for authorization for a new transaction amount against the credit card account in exchange for goods or services; and authorizing the requested transaction amount when the aggregate of the credit limit and cash balance less the transaction balance exceeds the requested transaction amount.Type: GrantFiled: December 10, 1997Date of Patent: March 14, 2000Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventors: David Fleischl, Paul Hemminger, John Guido
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Patent number: 6006249Abstract: A system including a plurality of micro-processing units each operating under its own control program and being capable of performing at least one of a plurality of tasks for manipulating electronic data, and an electronic bulletin board for posting the one or more tasks required to manipulate the electronic data, the posted tasks being readable by the micro-processing units, where at least one of the micro-processing units (capable of performing at least one of the posted tasks) executes that task on the electronic data in response to reading the electronic bulletin board and determining that the posted task should be executed.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 1997Date of Patent: December 21, 1999Assignee: The Chase Manhattan BankInventor: Sang F. Leong
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Patent number: 5963659Abstract: A method and apparatus for storing and retrieving images of documents, e.g. checks.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 1995Date of Patent: October 5, 1999Assignee: The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.Inventors: Thomas Cahill, Richard H. Sferra, Glenn Levine, Saul Goldfisher, Philip Wilson, Vladimir Koroteyev