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System and method for smart hedging in an electronic trading environment

  • US 8,185,468 B2
  • Filed: 05/06/2010
  • Issued: 05/22/2012
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/30/2005
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A system for trading in an electronic trading environment, the system comprising:

  • a computing device adapted to receive a definition for a spread strategy comprising at least a first tradeable object and a second tradeable object,wherein the computing device is adapted to receive a desired spread price,wherein the computing device is adapted to automatically place a first order in an order book of a first electronic matching process corresponding to the first tradeable object, the first order being placed at a first price that is computed based on market conditions in the second tradeable object and the desired spread price,wherein the computing device is adapted to automatically place a second order in an order book of a second electronic matching process corresponding to the second tradeable object, the second order being placed at a second price that is computed based on market conditions in the first tradeable object and the desired spread price,wherein the computing device is adapted to receive an indication that a quantity of the first order is filled by the first electronic matching process after the first order and the second order are placed,wherein the computing device is adapted to determine after the first order and the second order are placed whether the second order can be used to offset the quantity filled of the first order by determining if the second price corresponding to the second order would result in achieving a price associated with the desired spread price,wherein the computing device is adapted to use the second order to offset the quantity filled for the first order in an attempt to achieve the desired spread price when the second order would result in achieving the price associated with the desired spread price, andwherein the computing device is adapted to cancel the second order at the second price when the second order would not result in achieving the price associated with the desired spread price and placing a third order at a third price that would result in achieving the price associated with the desired spread price.

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