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US 2024/0403958 A1Published application
Multicomputer distributed processing of trading information
AssigneeCfph, LLC
InventorsHOWARD W. LUTNICK, Mark Miller, Kevin Foley, Brian Gay, Andrew Fishkind
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Abstract
A trading platform and trading method that may allow access to additional pools of liquidity is described. Other embodiments are also described.
Claims1
A method of interaction between electronic marketplaces to facilitate trade execution, comprising:
- receiving, by a first electronic marketplace, a first indication of a firm order from a broker, in which the firm order defines a side of a trade for a financial instrument;
- transmitting a second indication of the firm order from the first electronic marketplace to a second electronic marketplace without attempting to execute the firm order at the first electronic marketplace;
- receiving, by the second electronic marketplace, the second indication;
- in response to receiving the second indication by the second electronic marketplace, transmitting, by the second electronic marketplace, a third indication of a non-firm order defined by the firm order to the first electronic marketplace;
- receiving, by the first electronic marketplace, the third indication;
- in response to receiving the third indication by the first electronic marketplace, determining a matching order for the non-firm order at the first electronic marketplace, in which the matching order defines an opposite side of the trade for the financial instrument;
- in response to determining the matching order at the first electronic marketplace, confirming by the first electronic marketplace the non-firm order with the second electronic marketplace, and facilitating execution of the trade;
- transmitting a fourth indication that the non-firm order has been fulfilled to the second electronic marketplace from the first electronic marketplace;
- receiving, by the second electronic marketplace, the fourth indication;
- in response to receiving the fourth indication, transmitting from the second electronic marketplace to the first electronic marketplace, a fifth indication that the firm order has been fulfilled;
- receiving, by the first electronic marketplace, the fifth indication;
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- in response to receiving the fifth indication, transmitting, from the first electronic marketplace, a sixth indication to the broker that the firm order has been fulfilled.
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