Sakana AI and Daiwa Securities Group to Develop AI for Advanced Asset Consulting
Sakana AI will partner with Daiwa Securities in its first alliance with a securities firm.
This collaboration brings together Daiwa Securities Group’s deep industry knowledge with Sakana AI’s cutting-edge AI technology. Daiwa has long focused on a client-first approach to asset management, looking at a customer’s total financial picture. Together, the two companies will use digital innovation to create groundbreaking new value.
The partners will jointly build and roll out a “Total Asset Consulting Platform.” Powered by Sakana AI’s own AI models, the platform is designed to maximize asset value for every client. The goal is to offer a new level of personalized, high-quality financial services to everyone, from new investors to high-net-worth individuals.
"We are very excited to build this long-term strategic technology partnership with Sakana AI. We have high hopes for the new possibilities that will open up as we bring Sakana AI’s many research successes into our business. Daiwa Securities Group has a culture that values a pioneering spirit, and we look forward to taking on the challenge of transforming the securities business together with Sakana AI as they shape the future of AI in Japan," commented Akihiko Ogino, President and CEO, Daiwa Securities Group
Background of the Partnership
Sakana AI has been working with the financial sector to bring its advanced AI agent technology to real-world business challenges. This partnership marks a major step forward in collaborating with a key player in the securities industry.
Daiwa Securities Group is dedicated to putting its clients first and maximizing their asset value through expert consulting. The company’s mid-term plan highlights Digital Innovation—using AI and other new technologies to drive its business forward. This partnership will help them move even faster in developing innovative services for today’s diverse customer needs and fast-changing markets.
Based on this partnership, both companies will launch a working group to quickly develop and implement the system in stages, speeding up the delivery of new value.
Norbert Gehrke
