ROBERT W GREEN
Chiropractic at 1 St, Saint Petersburg, FL

2011018, Jul 28, 2011

May 8, 2007

12/300036

Peter Axilrod - New York NY, US
Frank DeMaria - Allendale NJ, US
Robert Green - Tampa FL, US
Bill Hodgsou - Hertfordshire, GB
Christopher J. Henshaw - Manor NY, US
Gary Komar - Verona NJ, US
David Halliden - Hampshire, GB
Brian Turkfeld - Great Neck NY, US
Lawrence Waller - Maidenhead, GB
Jeffrey Gooch - Richmond, GB
Tim A. Smith - New York NY, US
Stewart MacBeth - London, GB
Ben MacDonald - New York NY, US

G06Q 40/00, G06F 17/30

705 37, 707822, 707E17005

The description generally describes systems and methods for managing derivative contracts. The system maintains derivative contract states using a set of rules to ensure subsequent post-trade events are applied in the correct order, and without jeopardizing the integrity of the underlying derivative contract. Data about derivative contracts maintained in other environments can be back-loaded into the system to allow all of a user's contracts to be contained within the system, and data associated with the back-loaded contracts can be governed in the same fashion as existing derivative contracts. Payment processing and settlement can be handled automatically by the system. If a derivative contract in the system has an uncertain state, payment processing on the derivative contract can be initiated by either trading counterparty using payment processing logic.

2009028, Nov 12, 2009

Nov 10, 2008

12/268329

Peter Axilrod - New York NY, US
Frank DeMaria - Allendale NJ, US
Robert Green - Tampa FL, US
Christopher J. Henshaw - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Bill Hodgson - Welwyn Garden City, GB
Gary Komar - Verona NJ, US
David Halliden - Winchester, GB
Brian Turkfeld - Great Neck NY, US
Lawrence Waller - Maidenhead, GB
Jeffrey Gooch - Richmond, GB
Tim A. Smith - New York NY, US
Stewart MacBeth - London, GB

G06Q 40/00, G06Q 10/00, G06Q 20/00

705 30, 705 37, 705 40

The description generally describes systems and methods for managing derivative contracts. The system maintains derivative contract states using a set of rules to ensure subsequent post-trade events are applied in the correct order, and without jeopardizing the integrity of the underlying derivative contract. Data about derivative contracts maintained in other environments can be back-loaded into the system to allow all of a user's contracts to be contained within the system, and data associated with the back-loaded contracts can be governed in the same fashion as existing derivative contracts. Payment processing and settlement can be handled automatically by the system. If a derivative contract in the system has an uncertain state, payment processing on the derivative contract can be initiated by either trading counterparty using payment processing logic.

2009028, Nov 12, 2009

Nov 10, 2008

12/268308

Peter Axilrod - New York NY, US
Frank DeMaria - Allendale NJ, US
Robert Green - Tampa FL, US
Christopher J. Henshaw - Briarcliff Manor NY, US
Bill Hodgson - Welwyn Garden City, GB
Gary Komar - Verona NJ, US
David Halliden - Winchester, GB
Brian Turkfeld - Great Neck NY, US
Lawrence Waller - Maidenhead, GB
Jeffrey Gooch - Richmond, GB
Tim A. Smith - New York NY, US
Stewart MacBeth - London, GB

G06Q 40/00, G06Q 10/00, G06F 15/16

705 30, 705 36 R, 709204, 709206

The description generally describes systems and methods for managing derivative contracts. The system maintains derivative contract states using a set of rules to ensure subsequent post-trade events are applied in the correct order, and without jeopardizing the integrity of the underlying derivative contract. Data about derivative contracts maintained in other environments can be back-loaded into the system to allow all of a user's contracts to be contained within the system, and data associated with the back-loaded contracts can be governed in the same fashion as existing derivative contracts. Payment processing and settlement can be handled automatically by the system. If a derivative contract in the system has an uncertain state, payment processing on the derivative contract can be initiated by either trading counterparty using payment processing logic.