All-weather investment
The strategy focuses on profitability and long-term growth to select stocks, creating a portfolio with an asymmetric risk profile: a high upside capture ratio combined with a lower downside capture ratio.


Benjamin Franklin once said, "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten". Nowhere is this truer than in the realm of investing. The long-term stability of a portfolio often hinges on the quality of its holdings. By focusing on high quality, dividend growing companies, the WisdomTree Quality Dividend growth strategies offer investors a core equity exposure that balances long term upside potential and downside protection.
With $19 billion of assets under management worldwide, the WisdomTree Quality Dividend Growth range offers investors exposure to high-quality and high-profitability dividend growing companies, at a reasonable valuation. In more academic terms, the strategy is a unique blend of quality, dividend and value factors to create a core, strategic equity exposure. Learn more by reading our Quality Dividend Growth Investment Case.
WisdomTree’s Quality Dividend Growth range is the perfect tool to apply Ken Fishers’ adage “Time in the market beats timing the market”. By considering a core strategy that balances upside prospects and downside risks, investors can confidently invest for the long term and watch their investments as they look to deliver on their potential.
Diversified equity strategy investing in an ESG-filtered portfolio of high quality, high profitability, dividend paying companies listed in Global Developed Markets.

GGRW/GGRP
The Fund seeks to track the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the WisdomTree Global Developed Quality Dividend Growth Index. Access as a distributing share class.

GGRA/GGRG
The Fund seeks to track the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the WisdomTree Global Developed Quality Dividend Growth Index. Access as an accumulating share class.

GGRE
The Fund seeks to track the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the WisdomTree Global Developed Quality Dividend Growth Index. Currency volatility is minimised through the use of currency forward contracts (EUR hedged).

GGRB
The Fund seeks to track the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the WisdomTree Global Developed Quality Dividend Growth Index. Currency volatility is minimised through the use of currency forward contracts (GBP hedged).


Ayush Babel
Quality investing can offer resilience amid geopolitical risks and rapid disruption driven by artificial intelligence. Companies with strong profitability and robust balance sheets have historically delivered more consistent performance. WisdomTree’s Quality Dividend Growth strategy focuses on firms with sustainable earnings and growing dividends, aiming to combine income, stability and long-term capital appreciation without excessive valuation.


Pierre Debru
En 2025, la une des journaux semblait préoccupante, mais l’année a finalement récompensé les investisseurs en actions. Après le séisme lié aux droits de douane et la correction d’avril, une reprise généralisée s’est installée suite à la baisse des taux et à la dépréciation du dollar. Au quatrième trimestre, le facteur Value est resté résolument dominant, notamment en Europe et sur les marchés émergents, tandis que les facteurs Momentum et Volatilité minimale ont sous-performé et que le facteur Qualité a finalement montré des signes de vigueur. Voici les éléments déterminants réels des performances factorielles et les implications potentielles pour 2026.


Pierre Debru
En 2025, le leadership des actions mondiales a basculé : les actions américaines sous-performent tandis que les flux de capitaux vers les marchés internationaux augmentent fortement. WisdomTree...


Pierre Debru
Au deuxième trimestre 2025, la combinaison d’une trêve tarifaire, de la chute du dollar et de nouvelles baisses de taux a alimenté une forte progression des marchés : l’indice MSCI World a augmenté de 11,5 %. Les facteurs valeur et taille ont fortement performé en Europe et sur les marchés émergents (ME), tandis que les facteurs croissance et momentum ont mené la progression du secteur technologique américain. Notre analyse factorielle décrypte cette rotation, le regain des petites capitalisations et les biais à surveiller pour le second semestre.