Patents by Inventor John Wiley
John Wiley 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: 11847702Abstract: A computer system may access data corresponding to a portfolio that comprises interest rate swaps and may calculate parameters for a compressed swap. The computer system may determine, based at least in part on the parameters for the compressed swap, a performance bond requirement attributable to the interest rate swaps. The computer system may compare the performance bond requirement to account data associated with a holder of the portfolio and may perform one or more additional actions based on the comparing.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2020Date of Patent: December 19, 2023Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: David Andrew Boberski, John Labuszewski, Michael O'Connell, John Wiley, Dhiraj Bawadhankar, Samantha Azzarello, Fateen Sharaby
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Publication number: 20230222595Abstract: A computer system may access data corresponding to a portfolio that comprises interest rate swaps and may calculate parameters for a compressed swap. The computer system may determine, based at least in part on the parameters for the compressed swap, a performance bond requirement attributable to the interest rate swaps. The computer system may compare the performance bond requirement to account data associated with a holder of the portfolio and may perform one or more additional actions based on the comparing.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2023Publication date: July 13, 2023Applicant: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: David Andrew Boberski, John Labuszewski, Michael O'Connell, John Wiley, Dhiraj Bawadhankar, Samantha Azzarello, Fateen Sharaby
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Publication number: 20200410597Abstract: A computer system may access data corresponding to a portfolio that comprises interest rate swaps and may calculate parameters for a compressed swap. The computer system may determine, based at least in part on the parameters for the compressed swap, a performance bond requirement attributable to the interest rate swaps. The computer system may compare the performance bond requirement to account data associated with a holder of the portfolio and may perform one or more additional actions based on the comparing.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2020Publication date: December 31, 2020Applicant: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: David Andrew Boberski, John Labuszewski, Michael O'Connell, John Wiley, Dhiraj Bawadhankar, Samantha Azzarello, Fateen Sharaby
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Patent number: 10810671Abstract: A computer system may access data corresponding to a portfolio that comprises interest rate swaps and may calculate parameters for a compressed swap. The computer system may determine, based at least in part on the parameters for the compressed swap, a performance bond requirement attributable to the interest rate swaps. The computer system may compare the performance bond requirement to account data associated with a holder of the portfolio and may perform one or more additional actions based on the comparing.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 2015Date of Patent: October 20, 2020Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: David Andrew Boberski, John Labuszewski, Michael O'Connell, John Wiley, Dhiraj Bawadhankar, Samantha Azzarello, Fateen Sharaby
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Patent number: 10657587Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to determining a listing date, an expiration date and the cash settlement price of a futures contract, i.e. a Treasury Futures, for the delivery of the most recently issued, referred to as an on-the-run, US treasury Note of a particular maturity by reference to the U.S. Treasury Auction cycle and the difference between a resultant industry surveyed swap rate and a resultant industry surveyed swap spread of the respective tenors (time remaining until maturity) of the on-the-run treasury futures.Type: GrantFiled: July 30, 2013Date of Patent: May 19, 2020Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: James Boudreault, John Wiley, Frederick Sturm, Jonathan Kronstein, Suzanne Spain, Peter Barker
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Patent number: 10552929Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate a plurality of payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payor” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payor contract. The function of the payor contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payor contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2016Date of Patent: February 4, 2020Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: Richard Co, Timothy McCourt, Thomas Rafferty, John Kerpel, David Boberski, Edward M. Gogol, John Wiley, Steve Youngren, John Labuszewski
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Publication number: 20170004592Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate a plurality of payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payor” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payor contract. The function of the payor contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payor contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 15, 2016Publication date: January 5, 2017Inventors: Richard Co, Timothy McCourt, Thomas Rafferty, John Kerpel, David Boberski, Edward M. Gogol, John Wiley, Steve Youngren, John Labuszewski
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Patent number: 9460468Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2011Date of Patent: October 4, 2016Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: David Boberski, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren, John Labuszewski
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Publication number: 20160203555Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2016Publication date: July 14, 2016Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Publication number: 20160203461Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2016Publication date: July 14, 2016Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Publication number: 20160203459Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2016Publication date: July 14, 2016Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Publication number: 20160203458Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2016Publication date: July 14, 2016Inventors: David Boberski, Edward M. Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren, John Labuszewski
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Publication number: 20160203460Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2016Publication date: July 14, 2016Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Patent number: 9317885Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2014Date of Patent: April 19, 2016Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Patent number: 9317884Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2014Date of Patent: April 19, 2016Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Patent number: 9317886Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2014Date of Patent: April 19, 2016Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Patent number: 9311675Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2014Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Publication number: 20150379643Abstract: A computer system may access data corresponding to a portfolio that comprises interest rate swaps and may calculate parameters for a compressed swap. The computer system may determine, based at least in part on the parameters for the compressed swap, a performance bond requirement attributable to the interest rate swaps. The computer system may compare the performance bond requirement to account data associated with a holder of the portfolio and may perform one or more additional actions based on the comparing.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2015Publication date: December 31, 2015Inventors: David Andrew Boberski, John Labuszewski, Michael O'Connell, John Wiley, Dhiraj Bawadhankar, Samantha Azzarello, Fateen Sharaby
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Publication number: 20150106255Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2014Publication date: April 16, 2015Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren
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Publication number: 20150106254Abstract: A system for moving money between accounts of traders by a central counterparty to facilitate payments, i.e. the movement of funds, there between is disclosed which provides a flexible mechanism which supports simpler accounting, new types of derivatives contracts as well new types fees. The disclosed futures contract, referred to as a “payer” contract, comprises a “no-uncertainty” futures contract, i.e. the initial value and settlement value parameters are defined, that leverages the mechanisms of the clearing system to, for example, accommodate related payments. Accordingly, a 1-to-many relationship between contracts and prices is provided whereby each price component may be assigned its own payer contract. The function of the payer contract may be to guarantee the movement of money from related positions. In one embodiment, payer contracts are dynamically created whenever a payment is needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2014Publication date: April 16, 2015Inventors: John Labuszewski, John Nyhoff, David Boberski, Mike Kamradt, Roberta Paffaro, Edward Gogol, John Wiley, Richard Co, Steve Youngren