TREE NEWS reports: More than 10 Chinese securities firms have connected to third-party AI platforms including Kimi, WorkBuddy, Qwen and Volcano Engine, with major brokers such as CITIC Securities, GF Securities, CITIC Construction Investment and Guotai Haitong adopting multiple platforms at once. CITIC Securities information technology staff said different platforms have different strengths and will be selected by scenario.
Over 10 Chinese Brokerages Adopt Third-Party AI Platforms
The signal here is architectural rather than experimental: mainstream Chinese brokers are wiring multiple external large-model platforms into their workflows at once, rather than betting on a single vendor or building in-house. That matters because securities firms are heavily regulated and data-sensitive, so third-party model adoption implies these tools are being used in areas where compliance and data-residency concerns are manageable — or that vendors have adapted to them. The scenario-based selection logic suggests a maturing procurement mindset, not a pilot. The open question is whether this stays at the tooling layer or reaches client-facing and advisory functions, where regulatory tolerance is far narrower.
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