WisdomTree reported FY 2025 net income of USD 109.1 million and adjusted net income of USD 124.6 million (adjusted diluted EPS: USD 0.86). Total revenues rose to USD 493.8 million (+15.4%), including advisory fees of USD 440.0 million (+11.3%), management fees of USD 4.9 million and performance fees of USD 7.1 million (both introduced following the October 2025 Ceres acquisition), while other revenues increased to USD 41.8 million (+29.0%). Total operating expenses were USD 319.6 million (+10.0%), with compensation and benefits of USD 137.7 million (+13.5%) and fund management and administration of USD 89.1 million (+6.2%); interest expense was USD 30.4 million (+60.9%). Assets under management ended FY 2025 at USD 144.5 billion (+31.6%), driven by net inflows of USD 8.5 billion and market appreciation of USD 24.4 billion. The company highlighted the Ceres acquisition as its entry into private assets, with USD 1.9 billion in farmland strategies at year-end, and said digital assets AUM increased to USD 0.8 billion by December 31, 2025, driven primarily by the WisdomTree Treasury Money Market Digital Fund. WisdomTree also noted assets under advisement in its models offering reached USD 6.1 billion (about +60%), and said it completed a USD 475.0 million offering of 4.625% convertible senior notes due 2030 and repurchased about 6.8 million shares alongside the issuance.
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