Wilshire Indexes help clients, investment professionals and researchers accurately measure and better understand the market. The Wilshire Index family leverages more than 40 years of Wilshire performance measurement expertise and employs unbiased construction rules.

The flagship Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index^SM (Wilshire 5000®), widely accepted as the definitive benchmark for the U.S. stock market, celebrates 40 years this year. Developed in 1974 to address a clear gap in the market, the Wilshire 5000 offers a robust alternative to a market proxy of just 500 stocks that, by nature, falls short as a basis for risk measurement and diversification by missing a significludes the Wilshire 5000, Wilshire 4500 Completion and a suite of Wilshire size and style indexes designed to help investors evaluate performance of style managers.

• Wilshire Bond Index Family: The Wilshire Bond Index Family is comprised of the Wilshire Bond Index and Wilshire TIPS Index. The Wilshire Bond Index measures performance of the U.S. taxable fixed income market based on actual holdings of U.S. institutional investors; and, the Wilshire TIPS Index measures the performance of a basket of U.S. Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) that is constructed with a target maturity similar to the 10-Year T-Note Futures Contract.
• Wilshire Real Estate Family: aims to measure the real estate market without the limitations of appraisal-based indexes and instead uses focused, publicly traded real estate, equity securities. Global real estate indexes included in 2006.
• Wilshire Liquid Alternative Family: aims to provide broad measure of the liquid alternative market, as well as sub-strategies, and measures alternative investment strategies accessed via liquid ’40 Act mutual funds.
• Wilshire TargetIncome Family: aims to measure investment strategies that offer broad exposure to income-producing asset classes, using a universe of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and aim to achieve set, annualized target income yields while minimizing overall portfolio risk through a unique optimization approach. 
• Wilshire Business Development Company Index^SM: aims to measure performance of publicly-traded BDCs that focus on the debt financing of small, developing and financially troubled companies.

Powered By Wilshire^SM

• Powered by Wilshire: allows investment and fund managers to marry their proprietary index methodology with Wilshire’s well-respected brand, time-tested index calculation engine and state-of-the-art distribution platform. The new offering provides an independent, 3rd party implemented solution for historical index data to support marketing efforts as well as ongoing calculations.

Highlighted Releases

• Wilshire Risk Parity Index - 15% Target Volatility^SM (Wilshire Risk Parity Index^SM): designed to measure the performance of a multi-asset risk parity strategy that allocates risk equally among three risk baskets: equity, rates and inflation while targeting an ex-ante volatility level of 15%. Each risk basket is designed to contain a diverse, yet still representative set of highly-liquid futures to help not only capture main asset class risk drivers, but also minimize index turnover.
• Wilshire TargetIncome Family: aims to measure investment strategies that offer broad exposure to income-producing asset classes, using a universe of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and aim to achieve set, annualized target income yields while minimizing overall portfolio risk through a unique optimization approach. 
• Victory US Large Cap 500 Index^SM, Powered by Wilshire: designed by Victory Capital Management Inc., measures the performance of the 500 largest companies in the Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index^SM (Wilshire 5000^SM) by market capitalization.
• Sage ESG Intermediate Credit Index^SM, Powered by Wilshire: designed by Sage Advisory Services, Ltd. Co., measures an investment strategy that aims to maximize exposure to positive Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) characteristics, while maintaining high liquidity.