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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRADING OFF

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PUT AND CALL VALUES OF A PORTFOLIO

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Inventors: Ron S. Dembo, Toronto (CA); Helmut

Mausser, Toronto (CA)

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Dembo, Ron S., “Mark-to-Future: A Consistent Firm-Wide Para

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Notice:

Subject to any disclaimer, the term of this patent is extended or adjusted under 35

USC 154(b) by 320 days.

Quarterly 3(2), 29-37.

(21) App1.No.: 09/718,500 (22) Filed:

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Nov. 24, 2000

Primary ExamineriElla Colbert (74) Attorney, Agent, or FirmiBereskin & Parr

Foreign Application Priority Data

Nov. 26, 1999

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digm for Measuring Risk and Return”, Risk Management and Analysis. vol. 1: Measuring and Modelling Financial Risk; John Wiley & Sons Lts., 1998, p. 225-236. Dembo, R., Rosen, D. and D. Saunders, 2000, “Valuation in incomplete markets: an optimization approach,” Algo Research

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beloW the value of a benchmark over a given time horizon, and a second value corresponding to an amount by Which the

value of the portfolio is expected to exceed the value of a benchmark over a given time horizon, in vieW of the range of different future scenarios. The invention provides a means

these tWo values, and to evaluate risk/reward performance measures using these tWo values Which can be used to rank

instruments, securities or portfolios. The invention also provides a means for pricing portfolio insurance for optimal

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portfolio in terms of its performance relative to a speci?ed benchmark under a range of future scenarios. In particular, the invention takes a portfolio and calculates tWo values related to the portfolio: the ?rst value corresponding to an amount by Which the value of the portfolio is expected to fall

for determining the portfolio Which optimally trades-01f

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ABSTRACT

This invention relates to a system and method for valuing a

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portfolios. 27 Claims, 14 Drawing Sheets

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FOR EACH INSTRUMENT I IN PORTFOLIO P

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SUM V's & STORE WITH PROBABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH s

OUTPUT DETERMINED SUMS AND ASSOCIATED PROBABILITIES

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