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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 25, 2022
Filed:
Dec. 30, 2020
The Toronto-dominion Bank, Toronto, CA;
Eugenio Caputo, Woodbridge, CA;
Cameron Scott Wiginton, Richmond Hill, CA;
Derek Murray Payne, Oakville, CA;
Michelle Lemoine, Virgil, CA;
Julie Elizabeth Hawthorne, Milton, CA;
Avinash Malliah, Toronto, CA;
Wendy Gayle Brisebois, Toronto, CA;
Darren Johnston, Kitchener, CA;
Rhonda Brenda Weppler, Burlington, CA;
Dennis Harold Parker, Toronto, CA;
Jonathan Robert Curran, Georgtown, CA;
Trevor James Van Arragon, Burlington, CA;
Gregory Boddison, Toronto, CA;
Matthew Allan Pitcher, Aurora, CA;
Angelique Louise Carle, Sutton West, CA;
The Toronto-Dominion Bank, Toronto, CA;
Abstract
Some aspects provide: analyzing data exchange database records of a first entity; determining a sector with which the first entity is associated by at least one of the analyzing and first entity input identifying the sector; analyzing data exchange database records of second entity(ies) different from the first entity to determine which involve other entities associated with the sector; analyzing the records of the other entities associated with the sector; determining a benchmark index for the sector and an index for the first entity based on factor(s) of the other entities and the first entity; comparing the first entity index to the sector benchmark index and ranking the first entity against the other entities based on the comparing; determining a level of risk for the first entity based on the rank; and determining an amount of a contribution to the first entity based on the level of risk.