Capitalize on the Evolution

of Emerging Markets

The growth of emerging markets increasingly fuels our world’s economy. Over the past five years, emerging market equities have shown stronger growth than their developed world counterparts—and non-state-owned enterprises have spearheaded that charge. With less than 20% government ownership, these companies embody the growing consumer class and privatization that continually shape the emerging markets world. While they tend to trade at a premium, we believe it’s more than justified by their large performance, quality and growth rate gap.

As the global economy reawakens, the time may be right to capitalize. Our broad family of emerging market ETFs has helped clients create more complete emerging market allocations, seize growth opportunities, reduce risk and generate more income.

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Timing Is Everything, and we believe it may be Good for Emerging Markets ETFs.

The time may be right to consider emerging markets. These WisdomTree Funds may be best positioned to help you capitalize on emerging market opportunities.

 

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Commentaries from Our Thought Leaders

Assessing Taiwan Equity Risk in an Emerging Markets Portfolio
by Liqian Ren
In a typical emerging markets portfolio, Taiwan represents around 15% of the total allocation, with mainland China accounting for approximately 33%. Liqian Ren gives an overview of the state of the U.S.- China relationship to provide investors with a better understanding of the risks associated with China and Taiwan equities in an emerging markets portfolio.
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Lowering Your China Risk
by Jeremy Schwartz, CFA, Matt Wagner, CFA
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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Values Strong Run in Emerging Markets
by Aneeka Gupta, Jeremy Schwartz, CFA
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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    Our Strategic Moderate model portfolio is designed for investors with mid- to long-range time horizons who are willing to tolerate short-term price fluctuations. The model portfolio seeks to balance growth of capital through domestic and international equity ETFs, with potentially volatility-reducing fixed income ETFs that also serve as a source of current income. The model portfolio strives to deliver performance in excess of a 60/40 combination of a broad-based global equity benchmark and a U.S. aggregate bond index.