Thomas Johannes Oberlechner - San Francisco CA, US Edward Casteel Milner - Dallas TX, US Peter R. Paradis - San Jose CA, US Julia Pitters - Vienna, AU
Assignee:
iMATCHATIVE Corp. - San Francisco CA
International Classification:
G06Q 30/02
US Classification:
705 1466
Abstract:
A machine may be configured as a recommendation machine that makes one or more recommendations to one or more users. The machine may provide a recommendation based on one or more psychometric profiles that correspond to a user, a product, a manager for the product, or any suitable combination thereof. The user may be a potential buyer of the product, and the manager for the product may fully or partially manage the product and consequently affect the value of the product. The user's psychometric profile may describe market understanding and risk tolerance possessed by the user, and the manager's psychometric profile may describe market understanding and risk tolerance held by the manager. Such psychometric profiles may be used to make recommendations of products. In addition, a psychometric profile for the product itself may be used in the making of such recommendations.
- San Francisco CA, US Thomas Johannes Oberlechner - San Francisco CA, US
International Classification:
G06Q 40/06 G06F 3/0481 G06F 3/0484
Abstract:
A machine may be configured to facilitate assessment of a user's preference for one decision alternative over another decision alternative. Accordingly, the machine may provide an intuitive preference assessment feature that generates and provides a report to help the user determine his or her true preference between at least two decision alternatives, for example, when the user has difficulty rationally deciding between at least two seemingly equal choices. The machine may automatically prompt the user to submit identifiers of decision alternatives, prompt the user to submit factual descriptors of those decision alternatives, generate an assessment for completion by the user, administer the assessment to the user, analyze submissions received from the user, and generate a report on the user's preference for one decision alternative over one or more other decision alternatives.
- San Francisco CA, US Thomas Johannes Oberlechner - San Francisco CA, US Peter R. Paradis - San Jose CA, US Julia Pitters - Vienna, AT
International Classification:
G06Q 40/06
Abstract:
Systems and methods are presented for finding similar funds to a target fund in an investor's financial portfolio. In some embodiments, a method is presented. The method may include accessing target fund characteristics data describing former characteristics of a target fund. The method may also include accessing first comparison fund characteristics data describing present characteristics of a first comparison fund, accessing second comparison fund characteristics data describing present characteristics of a second comparison fund, generating a first difference metric indicating a measure of similarity between the former characteristics of the target fund and the present characteristics of the first comparison fund, generating a second difference metric indicating a measure of similarity between the former characteristics of the target fund and the present characteristics of the second comparison fund, ranking the first and the second difference metrics, and causing display of a visual presentation of the ranking by a graphical display.
- San Francisco CA, US Thomas Johannes Oberlechner - San Francisco CA, US Edward Casteel Milner - Dallas TX, US Peter R. Paradis - San Jose CA, US Julia Pitters - Vienna, AT
International Classification:
G06Q 30/06
Abstract:
A machine may be configured as a recommendation machine that makes one or more recommendations to one or more users. The machine may provide a recommendation based on one or more psychometric profiles that correspond to a user, a product, a manager for the product, or any suitable combination thereof. The user may be a potential buyer of the product, and the manager for the product may fully or partially manage the product and consequently affect the value of the product. The user's psychometric profile may describe market understanding and risk tolerance possessed by the user, and the manager's psychometric profile may describe market understanding and risk tolerance held by the manager. Such psychometric profiles may be used to make recommendations of products. In addition, a psychometric profile for the product itself may be used in the making of such recommendations.
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Chief Executive Officer and Chief Science Officer
Finpsy
Founder and Partner
Imatchative Altx Nov 2012 - Dec 2015
Chief Science Officer
Webster University 1992 - 2012
Professor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Mit) Mar 2009 - Jul 2009
Visiting Fulbright Professor
Education:
University of Vienna 1983 - 1997
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Psychology, Law
Harvard University 1988 - 1989
Masters, Consulting, Psychology, Counseling
Skills:
Psychology Research Data Analysis University Teaching Teaching Statistics Qualitative Research Decision Analysis Financial Markets Higher Education Psychotherapy Behavioral Science Behavioral Finance Management Organizational Psychology Executive Coaching Training Spss Science Research Design International Financial Institutions Quantitative Research Industrial Psychology Lecturing Clinical Psychology
Languages:
German English French
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Thomas Oberlechner
Lived:
San Fransisco, California Vienna, Austria Boston, Massachusetts Dornbirn, Austria
Work:
IMATCHATIVE - Chief Science Officer (2012) Webster University, Vienna - Professor (1992-2012) Private Practice - Clinical and Organizational Psychologist (1992-2013)
Education:
University of Vienna, Harvard University
About:
Thomas Oberlechner is the Chief Science Officer at iMATCHATIVE, a San Francisco startup that focuses on matching institutional investors and fund managers through a state-of-the-art technology platfor...
Tagline:
Chief Science Officer of iMATCHATIVE. Clinical psychologist, specializing in organizational and industrial psychology. Expert in financial market psychology.