##  [# WisdomTree Q2 Assets Rise on European Flows and Gains](/sections/news/wisdomtree-q2-assets-rise-european-flows-and-gains) 

 

# WisdomTree Q2 Assets Rise on European Flows and Gains

 

 

\- The New York-based company’s second-quarter AUM jumped $10.3B, driven by European gains.  
\- The purchase of farmland manager Ceres provided entry to private markets.  
\- U.S. assets rose 5.8% in the quarter.



 

 

 

 

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[WisdomTree Inc. (WT)](/stock/wt/), a top-20 ETF issuer, said second-quarter assets under management jumped 8.9% from the previous quarter, mostly due to market gains and inflows in its Europe-listed exchange-traded products.

The New York-based company’s global assets rose $10.3 billion from quarter to quarter, to $126.1 billion, [WisdomTree](/topics/wisdomtree) said in a [statement](https://ir.wisdomtree.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/748/wisdomtree-announces-second-quarter-2025-results). About two-thirds of the gain was due to asset values being lifted by riding equity markets while the rest was inflows. From the year-earlier period, global AUM rose 15%.

Assets in its U.S. business, which are more than double those of the European side of the company, jumped $4.64 billion, a 5.8% gain, to $85.2 billion. More than two-thirds of the gain in AUM was due to market increases, as inflows dipped by $737 million to $1.11 billion.

From the year-earlier period, inflows into the company’s 81 U.S. exchange-traded funds were little changed.

## European Assets Surge

Among its 285 European exchange-traded products, second-quarter assets rose 15%, or $5.4 billion, to $40.5 billion, mostly on market gains. Assets have soared 35% from last year’s second-quarter figure of $30 billion.

In the U.S., investors poured into equity markets as the economy emerged from a brief bear market, surging to record highs. WisdomTree’s lagging U.S. inflows relative to its European business are reflected in its largest fund, the $18.8 billion [**WisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury Fund (USFR)**](/usfr), a safe-harbor fixed-income fund, which pulled in $184.8 million during the quarter, down from $272.6 million last year.

### WisdomTree's Largest Funds

**Ticker****Fund****Issuer****AUM****Expense Ratio****3-Month Total Return**[USFR](https://www.etf.com/USFR)WisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury FundWisdomTree, Inc.$18.80B0.15%1.2%[DGRW](https://www.etf.com/DGRW)WisdomTree US Quality Dividend Growth FundWisdomTree, Inc.$16.08B0.28%10.0%[DLN](https://www.etf.com/DLN)WisdomTree U.S. LargeCap Dividend FundWisdomTree, Inc.$5.13B0.28%8.8%[DON](https://www.etf.com/DON)WisdomTree U.S. MidCap Dividend FundWisdomTree, Inc.$3.70B0.38%7.9%[DXJ](https://www.etf.com/DXJ)WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity FundWisdomTree, Inc.$3.59B0.48%11.2%*Source: etf.com &amp; FactSet*

During a quarter in which investors poured billions into large crypto and leveraged ETFs, the company’s second-largest U.S. fund, the $16.1 billion [**WisdomTree US Quality Dividend Growth Fund (DGRW)**](https://dgrw), pulled in $208.5 million, down from last year’s $277.4 million. WisdomTree’s spot bitcoin fund, the $185 [**WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund (BTCW)**](/btcw), saw outflows of $56.4 billion.

 
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## Ceres Acquisition

WisdomTree also said it’s entering private markets with the purchase of Ceres Partners, a farmland manager based in South Bend, Indiana. The company said in a [statement](https://ir.wisdomtree.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/747/wisdomtree-to-acquire-ceres-partners-premier-u-s-farmland) that Ceres manages $1.85 billion in assets, including 545 U.S. farmland properties in 12 states, and has delivered a 10.3% net average annual total return since its inception in 2007.



 

 

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