Hedge Fund Outflows Surge to $55.9 Billion So Far in 2019

The video discusses significant outflows in the market, noting a 50% increase compared to last year. It highlights that not all funds are affected equally, with some event-driven funds experiencing inflows. The discussion then shifts to the Volcker Rule 2.0, which provides banks with more flexibility in hedge fund allocations. However, the changes are seen as marginal, and there is little excitement in the industry about reinvesting in hedge funds.

What contrasting situation is mentioned regarding different funds in the text?

What was the general sentiment towards the changes brought by Volcker 2.0?