The spread of the Covid-19 pandemic has upended business events across the world.
The firm was previously sued in 2018 over allegations it discriminated against female employees.
These and other noted traders oversee billions of dollars, but not enough U.S. stocks to trigger holding disclosures.
The SEC is considering allowing hedge funds with under $3.5 billion in assets to keep their holdings confidential.
Some well-known fund managers, sensing the moment, began accepting new capital for the first time in years.
Paulson started his firm in 1994 and built his fortune by betting against the U.S. housing market more than a decade ago.
The outflows would mark the largest drawdown since the global financial crisis.
The Bridgewater founder offered a fairly rosy outlook for markets as recently as last month.
Point72 is the latest hedge fund to push into private markets as interest in such investments has soared.
The top five managers made more than $1 billion apiece, according to a Bloomberg analysis.