A stockbroker accused in a scheme to bribe a New York state pension official with gifts, including sex, drugs, trips and concert tickets, plans to plead guilty, court documents revealed.

Deborah Kelley was one of two brokers charged last year with improperly plying Navnoor Kang, a pension manager for the NYS Common Retirement Fund, with fancy perks in exchange for his sending business from the $180 billion fund their way.

Kelley, who has been in plea talks with the feds, “is scheduled to enter a guilty plea,” prosecutors told the judge overseeing the case on Friday.

The feds said Kelley, a former Sterne Agee managing director, and Gregg Schonhorn a broker with FTN Financial Securities Corp., gave Kang more than $100,000 worth of gifts in exchange for steering $2.4 billion in trades to their firms.

Kelley is accused of bribing Kang with a ski weekend in Park City, Utah, Paul McCartney tickets and a trip to New Orleans.

Kelley’s lawyer, Robert Gage, did not immediately answer a request for comment.