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Carol Stream, IL, United States of America

James W Farrell

USPTO Granted Patents = 46 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.7

ph-index = 11

Forward Citations = 347(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Chicago, IL (US) (2017)
  • Carol Stream, IL (US) (2006 - 2020)
  • Wheaton, IL (US) (2010 - 2022)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal45 out of 688 
 
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.
 patents
where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2006-2024

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Areas of Expertise:
Magnetic Mat Device
Order Risk Management
Derivatives Trading Methods
Hedging Risks
Cross-Currency Implied Spreads
Trade Matching Platform
Variable Order Price
Market Control Techniques
Implied Contract Generation
Financial Product Processing
Template Based Matching
Stop Loss Trigger Control
46 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 12119172 - Magnetic mat device (2024-10-15),
2. 11526939 - Selective suppression of implied contract generation (2022-12-13),
3. 11348173 - Detection of intra-firm matching and response thereto (2022-05-31),
4. 10719874 - Multiple quote risk management (2020-07-21),
5. 10628883 - Detection of intra-firm matching and response thereto (2020-04-21),
6. 10366454 - Order risk management for derivative products (2019-07-30),
7. 10217165 - Derivatives trading methods that use a variable order price (2019-02-26),
8. 10204377 - Selective suppression of implied contract generation (2019-02-12),
9. 10147139 - Order risk management for derivative products (2018-12-04),
10. 9911157 - Derivatives trading methods that use a variable order price (2018-03-06),
11. 9760949 - System and method for controlling markets during a stop loss trigger (2017-09-12),
12. 9633394 - Controlling implied markets during a stop loss trigger (2017-04-25),
13. 9607338 - Order risk management for derivative products (2017-03-28),
14. 8924278 - System and method for controlling markets during a stop loss trigger (2014-12-30),
15. 8781948 - Trade matching platform with variable pricing based on clearing relationships (2014-07-15),

Title: Innovations in Electronic Trading: The Contributions of James W. Farrell

Introduction

James W. Farrell is a distinguished inventor based in Carol Stream, IL, USA, with an impressive portfolio comprising 45 patents. His work primarily revolves around advancements in electronic trading systems, significantly enhancing the efficiency and transparency of financial markets.

Latest Patents

Two of Farrell's latest patents exemplify his innovative prowess within the trading sector. The first patent, titled "Selective suppression of implied contract generation," introduces an electronic trading system that utilizes a Match Engine to receive, store, and calculate tradable combinations of orders. By suppressing the calculation and listing of unnecessary implied orders, his system aims to improve market clarity and efficiency.

The second patent, "Detection of intra-firm matching and response thereto," presents systems and methods for trading over-the-counter foreign exchange contracts on centralized matching and clearing mechanisms, such as that of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. This invention facilitates anonymous transactions and centralized clearing while refining risk management and credit screening processes. Notably, it enhances execution speed, improves price transparency, and reduces trading costs, thereby addressing the growing demand for algorithmic trading in today’s financial landscape.

Career Highlights

James W. Farrell currently plays a pivotal role at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc., one of the leading derivatives marketplaces globally. His inventive contributions have become essential in driving innovations that shape the future of trading technologies. As a result, his work has garnered recognition and respect within the financial technology community.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Farrell has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Arjuna Ariathurai and John Falck. Together, they have worked on groundbreaking projects that push the boundaries of current trading technologies, allowing for improved operational efficiencies and reduced risks in financial transactions.

Conclusion

James W. Farrell's contributions to electronic trading exemplify his dedication to innovation and excellence. With a strong patent portfolio highlighting his cutting-edge inventions, Farrell continues to influence the evolution of trading systems and practices, shaping a more efficient future for financial markets.

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