User interfaces for efficient trade entry and management
First Claim
1. A computerized order management system comprising:
- a display device having a user interface for facilitating post-trade processing by a user, the user interface comprising;
a pending view for displaying those trades that require further action by the user to be completed; and
a completed view displaying those trades that are completed, whereinthe user interface is adapted to support name-pending transactions in which the user may enter an order without initially specifying a client name and then subsequently specify the client name,to support name switch transactions in which the user may, following commencement of a trade, substitute the name of a first party for a second party in the trade where the first party has a credit line with the counter-party to the trade and the second party, and the second party does not have a credit line with the counter-party to the trade, andto support name-check transactions wherein a buy and sell order are matched, but at least one party to the transaction must approve its proposed counterparty before the transaction can be completed.
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Abstract
A plurality of user interfaces for facilitating efficient order management and post-trade processing in an electronic trading system are disclosed. A first user interface comprises a plurality of client buttons and a broker button. Selection of a client button shifts the user interface to a client-perspective mode in which all actions and views are from the selected client'"'"'s point of view. Selection of the broker button shifts the user interface to a client-neutral mode in which the broker may enter orders in the market without specifying any particular client. An analogous user interface for use by a trader is also described. A second user interface, referred to as a blotter, is also provided that comprises four distinct views for displaying “pending,” “completed,” “all,” and “annulled” trades. Preferred embodiments for utilizing the disclosed user interfaces to process different classes of pending trades are also described.
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13 Claims
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1. A computerized order management system comprising:
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a display device having a user interface for facilitating post-trade processing by a user, the user interface comprising; a pending view for displaying those trades that require further action by the user to be completed; and a completed view displaying those trades that are completed, wherein the user interface is adapted to support name-pending transactions in which the user may enter an order without initially specifying a client name and then subsequently specify the client name, to support name switch transactions in which the user may, following commencement of a trade, substitute the name of a first party for a second party in the trade where the first party has a credit line with the counter-party to the trade and the second party, and the second party does not have a credit line with the counter-party to the trade, and to support name-check transactions wherein a buy and sell order are matched, but at least one party to the transaction must approve its proposed counterparty before the transaction can be completed. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A computerized order management system comprising:
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a display device having a user interface for facilitating integrated post-trade processing by a user at a single screen without requiring a plurality of pop-up windows, the user interface comprising; a pending view for displaying those trades that require further action by the user to be completed; and a completed view displaying those trades that are completed, wherein the pending view includes name-pending transactions in which the user may enter an order without initially specifying a client name and then subsequently specify the client name, the user interface is adapted to support name switch transactions in which the user may, following commencement of a trade, substitute the name of a first party for a second party in the trade where the first party has a credit line with the counter-party to the trade and the second party, and the second party does not have a credit line with the counter-party to the trade, and said pending view includes name-check transactions wherein a buy and sell order are matched, but at least one party to the transaction must approve its proposed counterparty before the transaction can be completed. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13)
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