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Despite a multi-year period of U.S. equity outperformance, we believe there is value in investing internationally. In part two of this four-part series, our thought leaders outline another key reason why investors should consider increasing exposure to developed international: managing risk.
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For the last decade, U.S. equities have handily outperformed. However, we feel this comparatively short-sighted period of performance-chasing misses a key consideration of prudent investing. In part one of a four-part series, Bradley Krom, Lonnie Jacobs and Brian Manby make the case for international equities.
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Currency-hedged equity indexes are designed to provide exposure to foreign companies while neutralizing exposure to fluctuations between the value of foreign currencies and the U.S. dollar. Hyun Kang discusses how currency carry impacts hedged equities.
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WisdomTree offers investors emerging markets exposure across seven different ETFs. In two of our portfolios, we took increased steps to lower our China risks and give more tools to investors who want diversified emerging markets exposure. Jeremy Schwartz and Matt Wagner discuss the portfolio characteristics of one of these Funds, the WisdomTree Emerging Markets Quality Dividend Growth Fund (DGRE).
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In international markets, dividends can offer something close to a complete picture of the investment landscape, with high dividends tending to outperform low dividends. Christopher Gannatti makes the case for high dividend international equities.
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Over the past three years, value has continued to outperform growth in emerging markets (EM). Aneeka Gupta and Jeremy Schwartz discuss EM central banks and China's consumption rebound.
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