Patents by Inventor Dierk Reuter
Dierk Reuter has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9659329Abstract: Computer-implemented trading of financial products can include using a first communication channel to stream offering data for a plurality of different financial products from a server to a trading terminal. A second communication channel can be used to receive request for offers about ones of the financial products from the trading terminal. Such request can include user-specified parameters that modify or further specify characteristics of the desired products. Offers may then be determined for the product in accordance with the user-specified parameters and transmitted (over the second communication channel) back to the trading terminal. Each communication channel can be allocated a different priority and/or different level of system processing resources to optimize the allocation of system resources based on the criticality of data on each channel.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2013Date of Patent: May 23, 2017Assignee: GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Edward Wen
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Publication number: 20140122317Abstract: A method and system for providing remote access to trade functionality at a financial service provider is disclosed. A messaging protocol is provided which allows a party remote from the provider to price and enter into transactions with the provider. The messaging protocol is well suited for use in stateless communication networks, such as the Internet, and requires only minimal support functionality at the remote site to implement, thus making the system easy to use by a wide variety of types of remote systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 17, 2013Publication date: May 1, 2014Applicant: Goldman, Sachs & Co.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Louis Menna
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Publication number: 20130311353Abstract: Computer-implemented trading of financial products can include using a first communication channel to stream offering data for a plurality of different financial products from a server to a trading terminal. A second communication channel can be used to receive request for offers about ones of the financial products from the trading terminal. Such request can include user-specified parameters that modify or further specify characteristics of the desired products. Offers may then be determined for the product in accordance with the user-specified parameters and transmitted (over the second communication channel) back to the trading terminal. Each communication channel can be allocated a different priority and/or different level of system processing resources to optimize the allocation of system resources based on the criticality of data on each channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 25, 2013Publication date: November 21, 2013Applicant: Goldman, Sachs & Co.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Edward Wen
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Patent number: 8543484Abstract: A method and system for providing remote access to trade functionality at a financial service provider is disclosed. A messaging protocol is provided which allows a party remote from the provider to price and enter into transactions with the provider. The messaging protocol is well suited for use in stateless communication networks, such as the Internet, and requires only minimal support functionality at the remote site to implement, thus making the system easy to use by a wide variety of types of remote systems.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2002Date of Patent: September 24, 2013Assignee: Goldman Sachs & Co.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Louis Menna
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Patent number: 8498919Abstract: Computer-implemented trading of financial products can include using a first communication channel to stream offering data for a plurality of different financial products from a server to a trading terminal. A second communication channel can be used to receive request for offers about ones of the financial products from the trading terminal. Such request can include user-specified parameters that modify or further specify characteristics of the desired products. Offers may then be determined for the product in accordance with the user-specified parameters and transmitted (over the second communication channel) back to the trading terminal. Each communication channel can be allocated a different priority and/or different level of system processing resources to optimize the allocation of system resources based on the criticality of data on each channel.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2007Date of Patent: July 30, 2013Assignee: Goldman, Sachs & Co.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Eddie Wen
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Publication number: 20080140558Abstract: Computer-implemented trading of financial products can include using a first communication channel to stream offering data for a plurality of different financial products from a server to a trading terminal. A second communication channel can be used to receive request for offers about ones of the financial products from the trading terminal. Such request can include user-specified parameters that modify or further specify characteristics of the desired products. Offers may then be determined for the product in accordance with the user-specified parameters and transmitted (over the second communication channel) back to the trading terminal. Each communication channel can be allocated a different priority and/or different level of system processing resources to optimize the allocation of system resources based on the criticality of data on each channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2007Publication date: June 12, 2008Applicant: Goldman, Sachs & Co.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Eddie Wen
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Patent number: 7321873Abstract: Computer-implemented trading of financial products can include using a first communication channel to stream offering data for a plurality of different financial products from a server to a trading terminal. A second communication channel can be used to receive request for offers about ones of the financial products from the trading terminal. Such request can include user-specified parameters that modify or further specify characteristics of the desired products. Offers may then be determined for the product in accordance with the user-specified parameters and transmitted (over the second communication channel) back to the trading terminal. Each communication channel can be allocated a different priority and/or different level of system processing resources to optimize the allocation of system resources based on the criticality of data on each channel.Type: GrantFiled: August 22, 2001Date of Patent: January 22, 2008Assignee: Goldman, Sachs & Co.Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Eddie Wen
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Publication number: 20030126063Abstract: A method and system for providing remote access to trade functionality at a financial service provider is disclosed. A messaging protocol is provided which allows a party remote from the provider to price and enter into transactions with the provider. The messaging protocol is well suited for use in stateless communication networks, such as the Internet, and requires only minimal support functionality at the remote site to implement, thus making the system easy to use by a wide variety of types of remote systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2002Publication date: July 3, 2003Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Louis Menna
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Publication number: 20020049666Abstract: Computer-implemented trading of financial products can include using a first communication channel to stream offering data for a plurality of different financial products from a server to a trading terminal. A second communication channel can be used to receive request for offers about ones of the financial products from the trading terminal. Such request can include user-specified parameters that modify or further specify characteristics of the desired products. Offers may then be determined for the product in accordance with the user-specified parameters and transmitted (over the second communication channel) back to the trading terminal. Each communication channel can be allocated a different priority and/or different level of system processing resources to optimize the allocation of system resources based on the criticality of data on each channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 22, 2001Publication date: April 25, 2002Inventors: Dierk Reuter, Eddie Wen