Morgan Stanley to plug stock-plan platforms with external AI agents – report
Key takeaways
- Morgan Stanley to plug stock-plan platforms with external AI agents – report Morgan Stanley logo displayed on the screen of a tablet.
- The move marks one of the earliest moves by a major Wall Street bank to grant external AI tools direct access to its systems, reported CNBC.
- The initiative allows clients’ AI agents to pull data and insights directly from the platforms, bypassing traditional human interfaces, according to Mark Mitchell, chief product officer of Morgan Stanley at Work.
Morgan Stanley to plug stock-plan platforms with external AI agents – report Morgan Stanley logo displayed on the screen of a tablet. · Retail Banker International · Kevin Paul Davis / Shutterstock.com Satarupa Bhowmik Thu, June 4, 2026 at 9:09 PM GMT+7 2 min read MS Morgan Stanley is set to reportedly open its key stock administration platforms, Share Works and Equity Edge, to autonomous AI agents from thousands of corporations.
The move marks one of the earliest moves by a major Wall Street bank to grant external AI tools direct access to its systems, reported CNBC.
The initiative allows clients’ AI agents to pull data and insights directly from the platforms, bypassing traditional human interfaces, according to Mark Mitchell, chief product officer of Morgan Stanley at Work.