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29-April-21

WisdomTree Artificial Intelligence UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BDVPNG13	7445541	USD	463,282,381.39	62.2228
WisdomTree AT1 CoCo Bond UCITS ETF – USD	29/04/2021	IE00BZ0XVF52	504195	USD	53,465,378.72	106.0411
WisdomTree AT1 CoCo Bond UCITS ETF – EUR Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BFNNN236	334036	EUR	35,116,459.63	105.1278
WisdomTree AT1 CoCo Bond UCITS ETF – GBP Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BFNNN459	34640	GBP	3,694,669.88	106.6591
WisdomTree AT1 CoCo Bond UCITS ETF – USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BZ0XVG69	54967	USD	6,759,558.48	122.9748
WisdomTree AT1 CoCo Bond UCITS ETF – USD Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BFNNN012	47006	USD	5,268,173.05	112.0745
WisdomTree Battery Solutions UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BKLF1R75	8108534	USD	379,901,430.40	46.852
WisdomTree Cloud Computing UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BJGWQN72	13268000	USD	679,210,746.45	51.1916
WisdomTree Cybersecurity UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BLPK3577	580000	USD	13,174,142.67	22.714
WisdomTree Emerging Markets Equity Income UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BQQ3Q067	2637109	USD	42,429,499.78	16.0894
WisdomTree Emerging Markets Equity Income UCITS ETF Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BDF12W49	90558	USD	2,071,311.77	22.8728
WisdomTree Emerging Markets Small Cap Dividend UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BQZJBM26	1630000	USD	33,222,451.32	20.3819
WisdomTree Enhanced Commodity UCITS ETF – CHF Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BG88WL21	210000	CHF	2,427,177.70	11.558
WisdomTree Enhanced Commodity UCITS ETF – EUR Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BG88WG77	3050000	EUR	32,911,168.26	10.7905
WisdomTree Enhanced Commodity UCITS ETF – GBP Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BG88WH84	1425000	GBP	15,707,320.02	11.0227
WisdomTree Enhanced Commodity UCITS ETF - USD	29/04/2021	IE00BZ1GHD37	1175000	USD	13,809,435.54	11.7527
WisdomTree Enhanced Commodity UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYMLZY74	11400000	USD	139,472,399.61	12.2344
WisdomTree EUR Aggregate Bond Enhanced Yield UCITS ETF – EUR	29/04/2021	IE00BD49R912	186389	EUR	10,072,945.79	54.0426
WisdomTree EUR Aggregate Bond Enhanced Yield UCITS ETF – EUR Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BD49RB39	76339	EUR	4,221,709.67	55.3021
WisdomTree EUR Government Bond Enhanced Yield UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BD49RJ15	12743	EUR	696,978.24	54.695
WisdomTree EUR Government Bond Enhanced Yield UCITS ETF – EUR Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BD49RK20	47000	EUR	2,631,047.31	55.9797
WisdomTree Europe Equity Income UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BQZJBX31	1732717	EUR	20,108,229.48	11.605
WisdomTree Europe Equity Income UCITS ETF Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BDF16007	352386	EUR	5,178,220.69	14.6947
WisdomTree Europe Equity UCITS ETF - CHF Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZT11	7703	CHF	150,034.20	19.4774
WisdomTree Europe Equity UCITS ETF - EUR Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZX56	269545	EUR	5,354,814.50	19.8661
WisdomTree Europe Equity UCITS ETF - GBP Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZQ89	131454	GBP	1,637,107.66	12.4538
WisdomTree Europe Equity UCITS ETF - USD Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BVXBH163	1135423	USD	23,462,679.47	20.6643
WisdomTree Europe Equity UCITS ETF - USD Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZP72	1988673	USD	48,457,641.30	24.3668
WisdomTree Europe Small Cap Dividend UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BQZJC527	1607964	EUR	31,693,822.39	19.7105
WisdomTree Europe Small Cap Dividend UCITS ETF Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BDF16114	263593	EUR	4,811,184.60	18.2523
WisdomTree European Union Bond UCITS ETF - EUR Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BMXWRM76	160000	EUR	15,359,672.19	95.998
WisdomTree Eurozone Quality Dividend Growth UCITS ETF - EUR	29/04/2021	IE00BZ56SY76	507208	EUR	9,869,935.16	19.4593
WisdomTree Eurozone Quality Dividend Growth UCITS ETF - EUR Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BZ56TQ67	713997	EUR	15,899,111.08	22.2678
WisdomTree Global Quality Dividend Growth UCITS ETF - USD	29/04/2021	IE00BZ56RN96	319521	USD	9,491,449.05	29.7052
WisdomTree Global Quality Dividend Growth UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BZ56SW52	2115284	USD	68,246,933.63	32.2637
WisdomTree Japan Equity UCITS ETF - CHF Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZL35	85650	CHF	1,776,381.12	20.74
WisdomTree Japan Equity UCITS ETF - EUR Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZJ13	201551	EUR	3,576,814.77	17.7465
WisdomTree Japan Equity UCITS ETF - GBP Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZF74	89539	GBP	1,020,617.92	11.3986
WisdomTree Japan Equity UCITS ETF - JPY Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZN58	39960	USD	900,506.52	22.5352
WisdomTree Japan Equity UCITS ETF - USD Hedged	29/04/2021	IE00BVXC4854	1239599	USD	22,351,893.23	18.0316
WisdomTree Japan Equity UCITS ETF - USD Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BYQCZD50	393967	USD	8,149,819.96	20.6866
WisdomTree UK Equity Income UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BYPGTJ26	1800000	GBP	8,080,429.67	4.4891
WisdomTree US Equity Income UCITS ETF	29/04/2021	IE00BQZJBQ63	794894	USD	16,971,011.77	21.35
WisdomTree US Equity Income UCITS ETF - EUR Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BD6RZW23	8073	EUR	152,578.72	18.8999
WisdomTree US Equity Income UCITS ETF - GBP Hedged Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BD6RZZ53	294189	GBP	5,000,088.85	16.9962
WisdomTree US Equity Income UCITS ETF Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BD6RZT93	1541920	USD	35,370,260.96	22.9391
WisdomTree US Quality Dividend Growth UCITS ETF - USD	29/04/2021	IE00BZ56RD98	266031	USD	8,005,198.48	30.0912
WisdomTree US Quality Dividend Growth UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BZ56RG20	2054651	USD	66,879,847.95	32.5505
WisdomTree USD Floating Rate Treasury Bond UCITS ETF - USD	29/04/2021	IE00BJFN5P63	20916	USD	1,049,057.11	50.1557
WisdomTree USD Floating Rate Treasury Bond UCITS ETF - USD Acc	29/04/2021	IE00BJJYYX67	408822	USD	20,850,512.98	51.0014

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