Patents by Inventor Srinivas Nimma

Srinivas Nimma 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).

  • Systems and methods for testing a financial trading system
    Patent number: 8874479
    Abstract: A method is provided for testing a trading system having a verification subsystem and trading environments. Each of the environments has a network interface, memory, and a matching engine executed by a processor. The method includes retrieving, by the verification subsystem, at least one defined use case. Each defined use case includes command lines. The method also includes parsing the command lines based on defined parsing rules to produce parsed command lines. Each parsed command line includes a verb specifying financial transactions. Each parsed command line also includes data fields. The method further includes mapping the verb and fields of each command line based on defined mapping relationships to generate a test case. The method also includes executing the test case to generate messages to be executed by the trading system. The method also includes reading parameters of the trading system for comparison to specified validation values.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 6, 2013
    Date of Patent: October 28, 2014
    Assignee: Miami International Securities Exchange, LLC
    Inventors: Kevin Mueller, Paul Fost, Marc Hampshire, David Seidman, David Lehmann, Amy Neiley, Vinay Rao, Greg Miller, Ganesh Chittimalla, Matthew Rotella, Douglas Schafer, Srinivas Nimma, Robert Straub, Muna Tang
  • Systems and Methods for Testing a Financial Trading System
    Publication number: 20140164208
    Abstract: A method is provided for testing a trading system having a verification subsystem and trading environments. Each of the environments has a network interface, memory, and a matching engine executed by a processor. The method includes retrieving, by the verification subsystem, at least one defined use case. Each defined use case includes command lines. The method also includes parsing the command lines based on defined parsing rules to produce parsed command lines. Each parsed command line includes a verb specifying financial transactions. Each parsed command line also includes data fields. The method further includes mapping the verb and fields of each command line based on defined mapping relationships to generate a test case. The method also includes executing the test case to generate messages to be executed by the trading system. The method also includes reading parameters of the trading system for comparison to specified validation values.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 6, 2013
    Publication date: June 12, 2014
    Applicant: Miami International Securities Exchange, LLC
    Inventors: Kevin Mueller, Paul Fost, Marc Hampshire, David Seidman, David Lehmann, Amy Neiley, Vinay Rao, Greg Miller, Ganesh Chittimalla, Matthew Rotella, Douglas Schafer, Srinivas Nimma, Robert Straub, Muna Tang