Multistrategy Hedge Funds Protected Their Investors from the Worst of 2025’s Stock Volatility in March and April. Now, after Equity Markets Surged in May, The Same Managers Also Did Not Reach The Same Highs As Indexes As the S & P 500.
The Flagship End For $ 66 Billion Citadel, Wellington, was up 0.2% in May Pushing The Fund’s 2025 Gains to 0.8%, A person close to the firm Told Business Insider. Billionaire Steve Cohen’s Point72, Meanwhile, Returned 0.9% Last Month, Bringing the $ 37.7 Billion Firm’s Yearly Gains to 3.9%, An Individual Close to the Firm Said.
Millennium, The $ 73 Billion Firm Run by Billionaire Izzy Englander, Is Now Positive for the Year at 0.4% AFTER A 1.7% Gain in May, Accity to a Familiar person.
Billionaire Ken Griffin’s Citadel and Millennium Uncharacteristically Lost Money in Back-to-Back Months in February and March, as President Donald Trump’s Police Rattled Global Markets. Brevan Howard Saw Its Alpha Strategies Multistrat End Gain 0.4%, Pushing Its Total Through May to 4.3%, while the firm’s master finish lost 0.7% and is down 2.1% for the year.
Stock Markets have rebounded, with the s & p 500 in the Black for 2025 Now, thanks to the best May 1990. The Index Returned 6.2% in May, the Strongest Individual Gain Since November of 2023.
Exoduspoint, The Multistrategy Firm Founded by Form Millennium Executive Michael Gelband, has been a standout so far this year. After a 1% Gain in May, the end is up 7.5% for the year, outpacing gelband’s forms firm.
May’s Best Performer Among the Multistrategy Cohort is a $ 3 Billion Manager, Dymon Asia, Which Has Teams Across Different Asian and Middle East Markets. It was up 3.3% for the month and 8% for the year, a person close to the manager Said.
The firms mentioned in the story and the table below declined to comment. The table will be updated as addictional performance figure are learned.
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