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Brian Manby, CFA

Brian Manby, CFA

Equity Strategist

Brian Manby is an Equity Strategist at WisdomTree and part of the Investment Strategy team.

He is responsible for developing and communicating equity market insights, investment themes, and portfolio strategies that support the firm’s ETF and investment solutions platform. He evaluates sectors, valuations, fundamentals and equity styles to identify investment opportunities and provide actionable perspectives to clients and advisors. He also helps investors understand how WisdomTree’s equity strategies can be used to achieve long-term investment objectives in evolving market environments.

Brian joined WisdomTree in October 2018 as an Investment Strategy Analyst after a few years as a Consultant for FactSet Research Systems, Inc. He earned a B.A. in Economics and Political Science from the University of Connecticut in 2016 and has been a Chartered Financial Analyst since 2022.

Latest insights from Brian Manby, CFA

To Find More Technology and Growth in Developed Equities, Look Beyond Your Borders
Brian Manby, CFA

To Find More Technology and Growth in Developed Equities, Look Beyond Your Borders

Traditional developed international allocations can miss major companies supporting the global AI buildout because Taiwan and South Korea remain outside the MSCI EAFE universe. Brian Manby makes the case for broadening the developed market opportunity set and explains how the WisdomTree True Developed International Fund (DOL) applies that approach within a dividend-focused strategy.

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Equity Takeaways from Our H2 2026 Economic & Market Outlook
Jeff Weniger, CFA
Brian Manby, CFA

Equity Takeaways from Our H2 2026 Economic & Market Outlook

The second half of 2026 could look stronger than many investors expect, with resilient earnings and AI investment continuing to support equities. Jeff Weniger and Brian Manby summarize the key themes from WisdomTree's H2 2026 Economic & Market Outlook, explaining why they remain constructive on U.S. stocks and small caps.

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