Hedge funds Millennium Management and ExodusPoint Capital Management saw muted returns in September, with Millennium flat and ExodusPoint losing 0.4%. The firms' performance reflects a challenging month for fixed-income investors, though stock-focused managers like North Rock Capital and Dymon Asia reported gains.

The performance of major multi-strategy hedge funds like Millennium and ExodusPoint provides insight into the broader health of active asset management and the challenges faced by investors navigating different market conditions.
Hedge funds Millennium Management and ExodusPoint Capital Management experienced flat to negative returns in September, a challenging month for fixed-income investors. Izzy Englander's $97 billion Millennium Management was flat for the month, bringing its year-to-date gain to 8.1%. Michael Gelband's ExodusPoint Capital Management lost 0.4% in September, resulting in a 4.1% return for the year. In contrast, firms focusing on stock picking, such as North Rock Capital and Dymon Asia, managed to make money despite the S&P 500 ending the month down approximately 0.5%. Man Group reported a 10.9% year-to-date performance and 17.8% in September.
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