Boulder Capital Trading Patent applications |
Patent application number | Title | Published |
20120246055 | METHOD FOR CUSTOMIZED MARKET DATA DISSEMINATION IN SUPPORT OF HIDDEN-BOOK ORDER PLACEMENT AND EXECUTION - Presented is a method that uses a system comprising a secure server to generate a customized market data stream for a client, according to the client's current involvement in, for example, market making or in portfolio management. Some alerts are distributed to all clients, others are sent to those clients that have one or more qualifying open master orders on a particular symbol. Still other alerts signify that a contra order is present in the book maintained by the secure server. The alerts facilitate hidden-book order placement and execution. | 09-27-2012 |
20110307367 | LIQUIDITY AND FILL OPTIMIZATION FOR CROSSING INSTITUTIONAL ORDERS - Presented is a system and method for performing crossing of institutional security orders. The system includes a first server interconnected to a second server that provides an away market for order execution, and includes client stations across a communication network. The first server includes a database and is configured to receive institutional orders from the client station, which are stored in the database. The first server includes operating instructions operable to determine whether a match exists between contra institutional orders based on predetermined criteria. Upon determination of a match, the first server forwards a child order composed of at least a portion of one of the contra orders to the second server. A plurality of participants in the away market have an opportunity to execute a transaction with the child order leading to price improvement on one side of the trade. | 12-15-2011 |
20110029424 | HIDDEN BOOK TRADING SYSTEM - Presented is a system and method for performing crossing of institutional security orders. The system includes a first server interconnected to a second server and client stations across a communication network. The first server includes a database and is configured to receive institutional orders from the client station, which are stored in the database. The first server includes operating instructions operable to determine whether a match exists between contra institutional orders based on predetermined criteria. Upon determination of a match, the first server forwards a child order composed of at least a portion of one of the contra orders to the second server. At a fraction of a second later, the first server forwards the other of the contra orders to the second server followed by the remaining portion of the contra order. | 02-03-2011 |