Ken Griffin advised investors sailing in the markets last month to “walk water and not to drown”.
Legions of portfolio managers working for its $ 65 billion business managed better than that.
Griffin’s flagship fund at $ 65 billion Citadel, Wellington, increased by 1.3% last month to bear yields from 2025 to 0.5%, said a person close to the company based in Miami. The Wall Street Journal pointed out the facts of the fund earlier.
The other Manager’s funds, which focus on specific asset classes, were also up last month, said the person, led by the manager’s actions strategy, who did 2.2% in April. This strategy is now up 0.5% for the year.
At the same time, the corporate fixed global income fund generated yields of 4.6% until April after a 1.2% gain last month, the person said. The company’s tactical trading fund, which combines fundamental and the company’s strategies, increased by 3.2% in 2025 after a gain of 1.9% in April.
The high performance was a reversal of March and February, when the company lost money unusually for consecutive months.
However, last month was another rocky in the markets, such as Griffin’s comments At a Semaor conference in Washington, DC, Clear rendering. President Donald Trump’s pricing policies revealed at the beginning of April of the “Liberation Day”, reversing world trade.
The administration has interrupted certain prices and the actions rebounded, although the S&P 500 has always finished the month of 0.8%. For the year, the index is down by more than 5%, which allowed thousands of billions of Billions.
Multi-gift funds, known for their ability to generate yields in all market environments, have largely managed volatility, although some of the largest names in the sector have dragged the smallest rivals this year.
The companies mentioned refused to comment. The table will be updated as more performance figures are learned.
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