Wilmington Trust

since 1903
  • 1,001-5,000 employees
  • Financial Services

Wilmington Trust

Wilmington Trust has built deep and lasting relationships, put our clients first, and provided innovative advice for complex situations. Our guidance has helped generations of families and businesses thrive, backed by the sound experience of our professionals and a forward-looking mindset.

WEALTH MANAGEMENT We offer an array of services delivered through an integrated approach that takes all of your financial concerns into consideration. As part of the M&T Bank family, one of the most financially sound and successful bank holding companies in the U.S. financial services industry, our capabilities are vast—yet our approach is personal, attentive, and trustworthy.

INSTITUTIONAL RETIREMENT SERVICES Our broad-based retirement advisory services including, 401(k) investment vehicles, directed trustee, and custody solutions are designed to meet the needs of plan sponsors and financial advisors. Through our collective investment trust portfolio program, corporate retirement plans can benefit from our corporate trustee and investment management experience.

Wilmington Trust is a registered service mark used in connection with various fiduciary and non-fiduciary services offered by certain subsidiaries of M&T Bank Corporation.

M&T Bank is unwavering when it comes to providing equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, age, disability, citizenship, pregnancy, veteran status, military status, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state or local laws. M&T Bank Corporation has policies and procedures in place to promote a drug free workplace.

Expertise

Wealth Management, Global Capital Markets, Investment Management, and Institutional Retirement Services

State of Play: Midyear Check In on the Gameboard
  • 26 days ago

At the start of 2025, we named risks to the upside & downside. We think the market will look through a possible 2H2025 recession to reacceleration in 2026.

Midyear Market Check In: Are we climbing toward growth or sliding into risk?
  • 1 month ago

On July 17, Head of U.S. Markets, Wealth Management Dave DiLuigi moderated a discussion with our investment team on how recent legislation, shifting trade dynamics, and Federal Reserve policy are s...

Exploring the Role of Cryptocurrencies in Portfolios: A Quantitative Perspective
  • 2 months ago

Figure 2: Bitcoin’s correlation profile could add diversification benefits to a portfolio Bitcoin correlations vs. major asset classes (monthly returns) through April 2025

The First 100 Days: The Trump Administration's Impact on the Economy and Markets
  • 3 months ago

On May 6, Head of Wealth Management Lisa Roberts moderated a conversation with Chief Investment Officer Tony Roth, Chief Investment Strategist Meghan Shue, and Chief Economist Luke Tilley where the...

Trade War Détente: A Ceiling or a Floor?
  • 4 months ago

Investors are pondering whether the U.S.’s new global 10% minimum tariff is a ceiling or a floor. We explain its importance in determining recession or growth.

Cash Investing Playbook: Whether, When, and How to Make Your Move
  • 4 months ago

If you fear initial short-term losses from buying at the market “top” consider investing based on a predetermined plan. Our insights can help guide you.

New Tariffs, Big Consequences: Preparing for What's Ahead
  • 4 months ago

On April 9, Head of Wealth Management Lisa Roberts moderated a discussion with our investment team on the current volatility and economic outlook.

U.S. Tariffs and the Economy: Evaluating the Impacts
  • 5 months ago

On March 10, Wilmington Trust’s Chief Investment Officer Tony Roth, Head of Investment Strategy Meghan Shue, and Chief Economist Luke Tilley held a webinar to discuss the impact the proposed tariff...

Investing in a Chutes & Ladders Economy: Gaming Out Portfolios in 2025
  • 6 months ago

What could new policies out of Washington, mean for your portfolio? We share our investment strategy & the