WT
$15.05
WisdomTree, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as an exchange-traded funds (ETFs) sponsor and asset manager.
Recent News
Bitcoin 'Not Digital Gold,' Says WisdomTree CEO, Sees Crypto Winter Opportunity
WisdomTree CEO Jonathan Steinberg rejected the “digital gold” narrative. Steinberg said the current market downturn offers investors a chance to enter Bitcoin. Institutional flows signal ...
WisdomTree to acquire London’s Atlantic House for $200m
WisdomTree aims to increase its presence in the UK and add new capabilities in investment, ETFs and derivatives.
Assessing WisdomTree (WT) Valuation After Strong 1 Year Return And Digital Asset Growth Narrative
Why WisdomTree is on investors’ radar now WisdomTree (WT) has drawn attention after a period where the stock price shows mixed short term moves, along with a strong past 3 months and 1 year total return. This has prompted investors to reassess the business. The company operates as an exchange traded funds sponsor and asset manager, with US$493.753 million in revenue and US$108.389 million in net income. Its results come primarily from its ETP Sponsor and Asset Manager segment across the U.S.,...
Is WisdomTree (WT) Quietly Recasting Its ETF Identity With Adaptive Funds And Tokenized Platforms?
Earlier this week, WisdomTree launched two Nasdaq-listed adaptive ETFs, WAMA and WIMA, alongside the Halo-WisdomTree Structured Income Strategy SMA, while reporting record global exchange-traded and tokenized assets under management of about US$159 billion. Together, these rules-based adaptive funds and defined-outcome income solutions highlight WisdomTree’s push to broaden beyond traditional ETFs into risk-managed, advice-ready platforms for financial professionals. We’ll now consider how...
$15 billion exit: Asian equities tumble as Goldman warns of prolonged oil shock
Investing.com -- Asian equities suffered a sharp contraction this week as the persistent energy supply shock forced institutional analysts to issue a "meaningful" downgrade to regional growth and corporate earnings. According to the latest Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) "Asia-Pacific Weekly Kickstart" report, the MSCI All Country Asia Pacific ex Japan tumbled 2.1%, while foreign investors liquidated a massive $15 billion in positions across emerging Asian markets.