Billionaire Ken Griffin’s hedge funds at Citadel are all in the green for 2025
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin speaks on April 23, 2025 at the Semafore World Economy Summit at 2025 at Conrad Washington on Washington, DC.
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All of the billionaire investor Ken Griffin’s hedge funds in Citadel recorded positive returns during a variable 2025 managed by the Tactical Trade Fund.
According to a person who is familiar with the return of the company that wants to remain anonymously, Citadel’s largest Wellington Fund won 2.5% in the first half of the year. Tactical Trading Fund, which combines Citadel’s stocks and quantitative strategies, also increased by 6.1%.
The person said that the basic equity fund has returned by 3.1% by the end of June, and that the global fixed income strategy has progressed by 5%.
Citadel avoided commenting. As of June 1, the Hedge Fund giant had 66 billion dollars in the administration.
The stock market has been flexible against President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade war and conflict in the Middle East. In April, the S&P 500 returned from a sales of approximately 20% of 20% and broke a record record on Friday and again on Monday. The equity criterion has increased by more than 5% to date.
Griffin criticized Trump’s protectionist trade policy and called tariffs as a “painful tax”, which is the most difficult for working class Americans. The billionaire also said Trump’s risk of disrupting the US “brand” of the global trade struggle and the state bond market.
Citadel’s flagship Wellington Fund increased by 15.1% last year. Since the establishment of Citadel in 1990, the company has provided a net return of 19.2% annually by the end of May.
