Nasdaq Technology Ab

Robert Schulz

Max Roy Prakoso

A computer-implemented monitoring system receives an input data stream of electronic data messages and processes the input data stream using a current set of computer instructions to determine a monitoring status. In response to receiving information for modifying the current set of computer instructions, the system dynamically modifies the current set of computer instructions using the received information by injecting one or more modifying computer instructions into the current set of computer instructions resulting in a modified current set of computer instructions. The modified current set of computer instructions are executed to generate a new monitoring status for output.

Apparatus and methods for implementing changed monitoring conditions and/or requirements using dynamically-modifiable control logic

The technology performs obligations fulfillment monitoring. An input data stream of data messages is received including transaction data and reference data, obligation control logic, and a set of obligation parameters associated with the obligation control logic. An event data processor processes the input data stream using a current version of the obligation control logic and the set of obligation parameters. Subsequently, the event processor receives information to implement and execute obligation control logic that is dynamically-modified and different from the current version of the obligation control logic. The event processor generates and outputs an obligation fulfillment message based on the dynamically-modified obligation logic and transmits to an interested entity.

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Robert Schulz