SberInvestitsii plans to integrate third-party AI agents into its brokerage accounts by 2027. These AI programs, based on public neural networks, will assist users with portfolio analysis, product selection, and, eventually, trade execution.
The rollout will occur in stages, starting with a limited set of services before expanding to broader operations. Investors will have the flexibility to choose between Sber’s built-in assistants or external AI agents, all of which will operate under unified connection rules.
Users maintain full control over the level of access granted to these agents. Investors can restrict agents to read-only mode, enable trade execution separately, or require manual confirmation for every transaction. A kill-switch feature will allow users to instantly revoke an agent's access.
According to Alexander Vedyakhin, First Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board at Sberbank, the initiative aims to provide retail investors with advanced analytical tools previously reserved for institutional players. This includes automated strategy management and intelligent portfolio filtering.
