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US 9,747,641 · App. 12/806,860 · Granted Aug 29, 2017

Non-biased, centrally-cleared financial instrument and method of clearing and settling

Inventors: Donald R. Wilson, Jr. (Chicago, IL); Yuhua Yu (Chicago, IL)
Assignee: Eris Innovations, LLC
G06Q40/04G06Q40/06G06Q99/00
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Patent No.
US 9,747,641
App. No.
12/806,860
Granted
Aug 29, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

In accordance with the principles of the present invention, a non-biased, centrally-cleared financial instrument, and method of electronic clearing and settling such a financial instrument is provided. The non-biased, centrally-cleared financial instrument of the present invention is to be centrally cleared and can be traded or transacted either on or off an exchange or trading platform, whether traded as a future or other type of financial instrument. The non-biased, centrally-cleared financial instrument of the present invention has a terminal value such that the terminal value offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin during the life of the financial instrument.

Claims (535)

1. A computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade to address at least one of two effects that result from the difference between variation margin on a cleared financial future and collateral posted in an uncleared financial future, the first effect being a systematic advantage of being short the financial future when there is a correlation between the value of the financial future and interest rates, referred to as a convexity bias, and the second effect being a distortion in the financial future when an underlying asset value of the financial future changes, referred to as a net present value (NPV) effect, comprising:

receiving at memory of the electronic trading platform an identity of a first party, an identity of a first non-biased financial future, and a buy/sell request;

receiving at memory of the electronic trading platform an identity of a second party, an identity of a second non-biased financial future, and a sell/buy request;

by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining if the first non-biased financial future matches the second non-biased financial future;

if the first non-biased financial future matches the second non-biased financial future, by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determining if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request;

if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request, by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining what a final settlement value of the non-biased financial future would be upon its stated expiration in accordance with;

net accumulated value of cash flow−total return on variation margin for the life of the non-biased financial future;

where,

the net accumulated value of cash flows is determined in accordance with:

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C i is the amount of fixed leg payment payable at time t c,i ;

L i is the amount of the floating leg payment payable at time t t,i ;

T is the expiration of the non-biased financial future; and

B(t,T) is the value of the money market account at time T with an initial deposit of 1 at time t and accumulated at the overnight rate;

total return on variation margin for the life of the non-biased financial future is the sum of the interest earned on the cumulative variation margin for each day reinvested at the overnight rate to expiration of the non-biased financial future; and

the overnight rate is the rate specified by the exchange or clearinghouse to reflect the short-term financing rate of market participants;

automatically electronically storing the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its stated expiration in memory of the electronic central clearinghouse; and

by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic central clearinghouse, centrally clearing and settling the non-biased financial future by automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the first party and automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the second party;

whereby the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its expiration offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin to address at least one of the convexity bias and the net present value (NPV) effect.

2. A computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade to address at least one of two effects that result from the difference between variation margin on a cleared financial future and collateral posted in an uncleared financial future, the first effect being a systematic advantage of being short the financial future when there is a correlation between the value of the financial future and interest rates, referred to as a convexity bias, and the second effect being a distortion in the financial future when an underlying asset value of the financial future changes, referred to as a net present value (NPV) effect, comprising:

receiving at memory of the electronic trading platform an identity of a first party, an identity of a first non-biased financial future, and a buy/sell request;

receiving at memory of the electronic trading platform an identity of a second party, an identity of a second non-biased financial future, and a sell/buy request;

by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining if the first non-biased financial future matches the second non-biased financial future;

if the first non-biased financial future matches the second non-biased financial future, by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request;

if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request, by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining what a final settlement value of the non-biased financial future would be upon its stated expiration in accordance with;

net accumulated value of cash flow−total return on variation margin;

where,

net accumulated value of cash flow is the accumulated value that a buyer or seller of a non-biased financial future receives minus the payments the buyer or seller makes, reinvested at the overnight rate from the date that the cash flow occurs to expiration of the non-biased financial future;

the total return on variation margin is determined in accordance with:

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R t is the overnight interest rate on day t; and

B(t,T) is the value of the money market account at time T with an initial deposit of one at time t and accumulated at the overnight rate; and

the overnight rate is the rate specified by the exchange or clearinghouse to reflect the short-term financing rate of market participants;

automatically electronically storing the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its stated expiration in memory of the electronic central clearinghouse; and

by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic central clearinghouse, centrally clearing and settling the non-biased financial future by automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the first party and automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the second party;

whereby the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its expiration offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin to address at least one of the convexity bias and the net present value (NPV) effect.

3. A computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade to address at least one of two effects that result from the difference between variation margin on a cleared financial future and collateral posted in an uncleared financial future, the first effect being a systematic advantage of being short the financial future when there is a correlation between the value of the financial future and interest rates, referred to as a convexity bias, and the second effect being a distortion in the financial future when an underlying asset value of the financial future changes, referred to as a net present value (NPV) effect, comprising:

receiving at memory of the electronic trading platform an identity of a first party, an identity of a first non-biased financial future, and a buy/sell request;

receiving at memory of the electronic trading platform an identity of a second party, an identity of a second non-biased financial future, and a sell/buy request;

by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining if the first non-biased financial future matches the second non-biased financial future;

if the first non-biased financial future matches the second non-biased financial future, by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request;

if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request, by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform, electronically automatically determining what a final settlement value of the financial future would be upon its stated expiration in accordance with:

net summation of cash flows−total return on modified variation margin,

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P t is the settlement price of the future on day t;

C i is the amount of fixed leg payment payable at time t c,i ;

L i is the amount of the floating leg payment payable at time t l,i ;

T is the expiration of the future;

R t is the overnight interest rate on day t; and

B(t,T) is the value of the money market account at time T with an initial deposit of 1 at time t and accumulated at the overnight rate;

automatically electronically storing the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its stated expiration in memory of the electronic central clearinghouse; and

by a processor in communication with memory of the electronic central clearinghouse, centrally clearing and settling the non-biased financial future by automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the first party and automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the second party;

whereby the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its expiration offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin to address at least one of the convexity bias and the net present value (NPV) effect.

4. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising selecting the non-biased financial future from the group consisting of interest-rate swap futures, credit default swap futures, and other interest-rate futures.

5. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising exchange trading the non-biased financial future.

6. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising not exchange trading the non-biased financial future.

7. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising having a correlation between the value of the non-biased financial future and interest rates.

8. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising having a constant added or subtracted to the price or rate applicable to the non-biased financial future.

9. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising having an expiration date being the maturity date of the non-biased financial future.

10. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising cash settling the non-biased financial future.

11. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising physically settling the non-biased financial future.

12. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising denominating the non-biased financial future in United States dollars.

13. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising trading the non-biased financial future on ERIS EXCHANGE®.

14. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further comprising settling the non-biased financial future at a value equal to a sum of present value of remaining asset flows, plus accumulated value of past asset flows, minus accumulated return on variation margin.

15. In a computer-implemented futures back-office system used for creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of the type having memory of the electronic trading platform that receives an identity of a first party, an identity of a first financial future, and a buy/sell request; memory of the electronic trading platform that receives an identity of a second party, an identity of a second financial future, and a sell/buy request; a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically that automatically determines if the first financial future matches the second financial future; if the first financial future matches the second financial future, then a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determines if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request; and if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request the created, centrally cleared, and settled financial future contains at least one of two effects that result from the difference between variation margin on a cleared financial future and collateral posted in an uncleared financial future, the first effect being a systematic advantage of being short the financial future when there is a correlation between the value of the financial future and interest rates, referred to as a convexity bias, and the second effect being a distortion in the financial future when an underlying asset value of the financial future changes, referred to as a net present value (NPV) effect, the improvement comprising:

if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request, a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determines what a final settlement value of the swap would be upon its stated expiration in accordance with;

net accumulated value of cash flow−total return on variation margin for the life of a non-biased financial future;

where

the net accumulated value of cash flow is determined in accordance with:

net

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⁢

accumulated

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⁢

value

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of

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cash

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flows

=

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1

N

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M

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where,

C i is the amount of fixed leg payment payable at time t c,i ;

L i is the amount of the floating leg payment payable at time t l,t ;

T is the expiration of the non-biased financial future; and

B(t,T) is the value of the money market account at time T with an initial deposit of 1 at time t and accumulated at overnight rate;

the total return on variation margin for the life of the non-biased financial future is the sum of the interest earned on the cumulative variation margin for each day reinvested at the overnight rate to expiration of the non-biased financial future; and

the overnight rate is the rate specified by the exchange or clearinghouse to reflect the short-term financing rate of market participants;

memory of the electronic central clearinghouse automatically electronically storing the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its stated expiration; and

a processor in communication with memory of the electronic central clearinghouse centrally clearing and settling the non-biased financial future by automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the first party and automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the second party;

whereby the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its expiration offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin to address at least one of the convexity bias and the net present value (NPV) effect.

16. In a computer-implemented futures back-office system used for creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of the type having memory of the electronic trading platform that receives an identity of a first party, an identity of a first financial future, and a buy/sell request; memory of the electronic trading platform that receives an identity of a second party, an identity of a second financial future, and a sell/buy request; a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically that automatically determines if the first financial future matches the second financial future; if the first financial future matches the second financial future, then a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determines if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request; and if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request the created, centrally cleared, and settled financial future contains at least one of two effects that result from the difference between variation margin on a cleared financial future and collateral posted in an uncleared financial future, the first effect being a systematic advantage of being short the financial future when there is a correlation between the value of the financial future and interest rates, referred to as a convexity bias, and the second effect being a distortion in the financial future when an underlying asset value of the financial future changes, referred to as a net present value (NPV) effect, the improvement comprising:

if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request, a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determines what a final settlement value of the swap would be upon its stated expiration in accordance with;

net accumulated value of cash flow−total return on variation margin;

where,

net accumulated value of cash flow is the accumulated value that a buyer or seller of a non-biased financial future receives minus the payments the buyer or seller makes, reinvested at the overnight rate from the date that the cash flow occurs to expiration of the non-biased financial future;

the total return on variation margin is determined as:

total

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return

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on

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variation

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margin

=

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=

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t

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t

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B

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t

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1

,

T

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,

where

P t is the settlement price of the non-biased financial future on day t, and

R i is the overnight interest rate on day t; and

B(t,T) is the value of the money market account at time T with an initial deposit of 1 at time t and accumulated at the overnight rate; and

the overnight rate is the rate specified by the exchange or clearinghouse to reflect the short-term financing rate of market participants;

memory of the electronic central clearinghouse automatically electronically storing the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its stated expiration; and

a processor in communication with memory of the electronic central clearinghouse centrally clearing and settling the non-biased financial future by automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the first party and automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the second party;

whereby the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its expiration offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin to address at least one of the convexity bias and the net present value (NPV) effect.

17. In a computer-implemented futures back-office system used for creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of the type having memory of the electronic trading platform that receives an identity of a first party, an identity of a first financial future, and a buy/sell request; memory of the electronic trading platform that receives an identity of a second party, an identity of a second financial future, and a sell/buy request; a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically that automatically determines if the first financial future matches the second financial future; if the first financial future matches the second financial future, then a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determines if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request; and if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request the created, centrally cleared, and settled financial future contains at least one of two effects that result from the difference between variation margin on a cleared financial future and collateral posted in an uncleared financial future, the first effect being a systematic advantage of being short the financial future when there is a correlation between the value of the financial future and interest rates, referred to as a convexity bias, and the second effect being a distortion in the financial future when an underlying asset value of the financial future changes, referred to as a net present value (NPV) effect, the improvement comprising:

if the buy/sell request matches the sell/buy request, a processor in communication with memory of the electronic trading platform electronically automatically determines what a final settlement value of the swap would be upon its stated expiration in accordance with:

net summation of cash flows−total return on modified variation margin,

where

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summation

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of

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T is the expiration of the swap; and

R t is the overnight interest rate on day t; and

B(t,T) is the value of the money market account at time T with an initial deposit of 1 at time t and accumulated at the overnight rate;

memory of the electronic central clearinghouse automatically electronically storing the final settlement value of a non-biased financial future upon its stated expiration; and

a processor in communication with memory of the electronic central clearinghouse centrally clearing and settling the non-biased financial future by automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the first party and automatically electronically associating the centrally cleared and settled non-biased financial future with a trading account associated with the second party;

whereby the final settlement value of the non-biased financial future upon its expiration offsets co-movement of variation margin and investment return on the variation margin to address at least one of the convexity bias and the net present value (NPV) effect.

18. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 1 further wherein the non-biased financial future is selected from the group consisting of interest-rate swap futures, credit default swap futures, and other interest-rate futures.

19. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 2 further comprising selecting the non-biased financial future from the group consisting of interest-rate swap futures, credit default swap futures, and other interest-rate futures.

20. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 1 further comprising settling the non-biased financial future at a value equal to a sum of present value of remaining asset flows, plus accumulated value of past asset flows, minus accumulated return on variation margin.

21. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 2 further comprising settling the non-biased financial future at a value equal to a sum of present value of remaining asset flows, plus accumulated value of past asset flows, minus accumulated return on variation margin.

22. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 2 further wherein P t =A+B−C, where:

A is expected future cash flow;

B is the historical cash flow; and

C is the Price Alignment Interest.

23. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 22 further wherein at P t , B=0 and C=0.

24. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 3 further wherein P t =A+B−C, where:

A is expected future cash flow;

B is the historical cash flow; and

C is the Price Alignment Interest.

25. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 16 further wherein P t =A+B−C, where:

A is expected future cash flow;

B is the historical cash flow; and

C is the Price Alignment Interest.

26. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 25 further wherein at Pt, B=0 and C=0.

27. The computer-implemented futures back-office method of creating, centrally clearing, and settling a financial future through an electronic trading platform and an electronic central clearinghouse to effectuate payments between parties to a trade of claim 17 further wherein P t =A+B−C, where:

A is expected future cash flow;

B is the historical cash flow; and

C is the Price Alignment Interest.

Assignments (4)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 24, 2017
From: ERIS EXCHANGE, LLC
To: ERIS INNOVATIONS, LLC
Reel/Frame 041479/0558 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 11, 2011
From: DRW VENTURES II, LLC; DRW MANAGEMENT LLC; DRW HOLDINGS, LLC
To: ERIS EXCHANGE LLC
Reel/Frame 026757/0462 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 10, 2011
From: DRW INNOVATIONS, LLC
To: DRW VENTURES II LLC
Reel/Frame 025632/0103 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 17, 2010
From: WILSON, DONALD R. JR.; YU, YUHUA
To: DRW INNOVATIONS, LLC
Reel/Frame 025004/0223 →
Continuity (1)
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