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Matt Wagner, CFA

Matt Wagner, CFA

Director, Research

Matt Wagner joined WisdomTree in May 2017 as an Analyst on the Research team. He currently serves as a Director, where he supports the creation, maintenance, and reconstitution of WisdomTree’s indexes and actively managed ETFs. Matt began his career at Morgan Stanley, working as an analyst in Treasury Capital Markets from 2015 to 2017, focusing on unsecured funding planning, execution, and risk management. He graduated magna cum laude from Boston College in 2015 with a B.A. in International Studies, concentrating in Economics. In 2020, he earned a Certificate in Advanced Valuation from NYU Stern. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder.

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Opportunities Go Global
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Matt Wagner, CFA

Opportunities Go Global

Global opportunities are increasingly being shaped by geopolitics, supply chains and divergent economic conditions. Samuel Rines and Matt Wagner explore why looking beyond U.S.-centric benchmarks, and more closely at markets such as Japan, may reveal differentiated opportunities for investors.

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Value Investing That's Worked
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Matt Wagner, CFA

Value Investing That's Worked

With mega-cap tech driving up valuations, disciplined diversification matters more than ever. Matt Wagner outlines the recent rebalance of the WisdomTree U.S. Value Fund (WTV) and explains how its shareholder yield strategy aims to stay ahead.

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International Quality Dividend Growth Rebalance
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Matt Wagner, CFA

International Quality Dividend Growth Rebalance

U.S. stocks have led for 16 years, but 2025 shows signs of a turning tide in favor of international equities. Matt Wagner explains how the rebalanced WisdomTree International Quality Dividend Growth Index strengthens core alignment and profitability screens while enhancing exposure to Financials and maintaining a focus on quality dividend growth.

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